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26 Jan 2014
Matthew Taylor
Call it a tragic irony or, more prosaically, another example of human cognitive frailty, but while we nearly always notice fast occurring defeats and victories we rarely appreciate outcomes of equal or greater significance that take years to unfold. So, however long it has taken to acheive, it is well worth marking a seachange in the methodology of policy making.
22 Jan 2014
As Martin Wolf reminds us in this morning’s FT, the economic cycle has a behavioural underpinning: stability creates instability (it fosters behaviour such as complacency amongst regulators and greater risk taking in business).
07 Oct 2013
A lively argument on the Today programme (at 30 minutes) offered a fascinating example of cultural theory.
10 Jul 2013
Yesterday evening - in a personal capacity - I attended a Policy Network event launching Anthony Painter's wide ranging and impressive new book 'Left without a future? Social justice in anxious times'. I left with two thoughts, one small, one big.
04 Jun 2013
According to Wikipedia, Herbert Spencer the Victorian polymath whose achievements include being the founding father of British sociology:
03 Jun 2013
Guest blog by Carol Jackson, Chief Operating Officer, the RSA:
22 May 2013
This is the sort of blog post that can lose you 200 Twitter followers at a stroke but what the hell.
07 May 2013
Anthony Painter is the newest Director in the RSA's Action and Research Centre leading on the Independent Review of the Police Federation for which the RSA is acting as secretariat. Here he argues that the UK's democracy will be severely tested by the rise of UKIP.
04 Feb 2013
I have attended a few Select Committees in my time. In most cases, they have been friendly if rather sedate affairs. However, I’ve also experienced their harsher side.
27 Jan 2013
To listen to the party political duelling last week following the publication of the growth figures, you’d think the Westminster village was riven by fundamentally opposed positions on the economy. In fact, the opposite is the case. There may be differences of detail but on the big policy responses, something like a new 'Osballs' consensus has emerged.
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