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14 Jun 2012
Jonathan Rowson
(If you are just too curious to see the actual RSA report to read this blog, go here, now, and come back and tell us what you think...)
13 Jun 2012
Matthew Taylor
For many years mainstream politicians have responded to focus groups and polls and adopted a stance on welfare reform of ‘tough but fair’. The balance shifts from issue to issue, although recent decades have seen a general move to more judgemental public attitudes to benefit recipients. Is the Coalition getting this balance right?
When I first learned of 'neuroplasticity' I was very excited by the idea that we might be able to understand the brain well enough to change it in precise and purposeful ways.
Vivs Long-Ferguson
Julian Dobson FRSA recently organised High Street Camp
12 Jun 2012
Benedict Dellot
A new internship opportunity is opening up within the RSA Projects team.
11 Jun 2012
On a few occasions of the last weeks I have felt a twinge of guilt about the mountain marathon I was planning to run this weekend. Kind friends and supporters had enabled me to raise nearly £2.5k for the RSA Great Room appeal and all I was doing was a run - albeit a tough run - in a beautiful part of the world.
08 Jun 2012
Well, I've at least made it to base camp for the Mountain Marathon and the weather is surprising fine. Have just got to run the 26 miles now!
Joe Hallgarten
This weekend I am part of a group of volunteers taking a crowd of kids camping. I’ve done this almost every year of my adult life, usually during the summer holidays. Normally, the children’s ages range from about seven to eighteen. This weekend, the cut off point is fifteen – anyone older is spending the weekend revising or pretending to revise for exams (I remember my late night O Level revision accompanied by the distractions of the World Cup in Mexico).
07 Jun 2012
It’s been a particularly rewarding few weeks for me, where I’ve had opportunities to learn much about the kind of role that social media can play, and is playing, in community organising - the approach to change that gained attention because of the key role it played in Barack Obama's own political development. (And was later embraced by David Cameron, to support the 'Big Society' agenda).
06 Jun 2012
Over the Jubilee weekend I wrote a marathon post on cultural theory (CT) and ‘wicked’ issues. CT advocates ‘clumsy solutions’ involving the three active rationalities of hierarchy, egalitarianism, and individualism (as well as recognising the fourth, passive, rationality of fatalism).
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