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Philosophy

The art and science of creating ‘smart luck’ in an uncertain world

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04 Mar 2022

Christian Busch Leila Milgrim

What if being lucky wasn’t just chance but a skill you could master? Christian Busch, FRSA, and Leila Milgrim argue we can all learn to spot opportunities and act on serendipity to lead more joyful, purposeful and successful lives – and the pandemic could be the chance of our lifetimes
The NHS needs Atlas Hugged, not Atlas Shrugged

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13 Aug 2021

David Sloan Wilson FRSA

David Sloan Wilson FRSA explores the weaknesses and dangers of Ayn Rand’s brand of individualism and argues that it ignores the social nature of human beings.
Camus’s The Plague: a guidebook for Covid-19?

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04 Aug 2021

Robert Rickard FRSA

Robert Rickard FRSA argues that this classic French novel may be much less trendy now but offers unexpected insights into the current pandemic.
A hopeful recovery?

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25 Sep 2020

Anthony Painter

Now is the chance to take stock of society’s vulnerabilities and work for a better future.
From tourists to stewards of nature

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22 Jun 2020

Edmund Barrow FRSA

Edmund Barrow FRSA on the values we need to harness so we can protect our planet.
Psychology and the state we’re in

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17 Sep 2017

Clem Henricson

Psychologists have long established the importance of early years attachment and subsequent separation to human development.
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.
A hopeful recovery?

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24 Feb 2016

Anthony Painter

Now is the chance to take stock of society’s vulnerabilities and work for a better future.