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Leadership

Brexit or a new Brentrance?

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14 Aug 2016

Leszek Sibilski

Anglophile and Polish-American sociologist Leszek Sibilski argues that optimism will win through and that Brexit will be only a part of the never-ending human migration.
Article: A Networking Approach to Innovation

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17 Mar 2016

Judith Perle

Judith Perle FRSA argues in favour of the role of networks in driving new ideas and bringing established insights into new disciplines.
Blog: Project Managing Policy Change

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14 Mar 2016

Michael Ocock FRSA

Michael Ocock FRSA argues that policy makers would do well to learn from strategic project management approaches.
Putting Morality into Public Policy

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03 Mar 2016

Clem Henricson

With an increasingly bitter secular/religious divide Clem Henricson FRSA, thinks we need a radical shift in our take on morality.
Article: Disengagement

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20 Jan 2016

Frank Hore FRSA David Low FRSA

The customer’s always right, they say, but what happens when organisations take customer service too far?
Loyalty. Or Dependency?

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28 Sep 2015

Frank Hore FRSA David Low FRSA

Loyalty is an important attribute in any organisation but, argue FRSAs Frank Hore and David Low, sometimes it masks an unhealthy dependency created out of a debilitating relationship between staff and management.
Blog: Refugee crisis highlights deeper EU challenge

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15 Sep 2015

Samuel Korfmacher

The current refugee crisis highlights greater problems in the EU’s fabric, argues FRSA Samuel Korfmacher. He sets out the challenge and urges European leaders to act now to better safeguard our future.
Question uniformity

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08 Apr 2015

Ross Smith FRSA

Whether or not we embrace diversity is not just a choice about how we treat others. Ross Smith FRSA argues that our ability and willingness to do so will determine the future of our institutions, workplaces and markets.