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20 Mar 2015
Oliver Reichardt
Computing power and the internet will lead to technological revolutions in our lives far beyond what we have experienced up till now. Ensuring that these changes help lead to fulfilling lives rather than empty ones will be vital
13 Mar 2015
Benedict Dellot
This week, the Bank of England confirmed what the RSA argues time and again: that most of the self-employed have made a positive choice to work for themselves
05 Mar 2015
Maximilian Yoshioka
Austerity's brutal dismantling of the welfare system in Spain and Greece has resulted in a proliferation of grassroots movements that touch interestingly upon the RSA’s own work on public services & communities and the Power to Create.
28 Feb 2015
Economic power is becoming evermore concentrated among wealthy older people. For better or worse, this means more of us working to serve to the silver pound.
20 Feb 2015
Small businesses are often seen as lightweight, unproductive and inefficient. That may have once been true, but are we now entering an era where small trumps big?
26 Jan 2015
Anthony Painter
There is something that is quite corrosive in our public life. It is our reaction to new ideas.
29 Oct 2014
Deep political alienation is a breeding ground for extremism and populism. Research released today by YouGov and Southampton University proves the point.
31 Aug 2014
As I do the research for my book Small is Powerful, I'm sharing some of my early thoughts through my blog. Here's the latest.
29 Aug 2014
Last week I argued that the concerns over shrinking self-employed earnings may be a little exaggerated. Coincidentally, at the same time the blogger Flip Chart Rick convincingly proposed the opposite: that we aren’t half as worried as we should be.
22 Aug 2014
This week the ONS published a brief report on the rise in self-employment. The headline is that the number of people working for themselves has reached a record 4.6 million, the equivalent of 15 per cent of the workforce. This is the highest figure since records began 40 years ago.
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