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26 Feb 2015
Neuroscientist and author Daniel Levitin explains how we can organise our brains to keep up with the demands of the digital age.
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Abigail Melville
As momentum for devolution gathers pace, local government must consider what it would do with new powers. Are councils ready?
Jonathan Schifferes
Up and down the UK, local authorities are increasingly taking issues into their own hands. In local economies that are both booming and struggling, the local government response to the peculiar years has been a newly invigorated civic activism.
'Unlocking our wealth' shows how a cooperative approach to skills, employment and enterprise can empower individuals, create economic growth and support more people into sustainable work.
Press release
A group of 22 ‘co-operative’ councils are urging the government to devolve part of its back-to-work programme to a local level, amid widespread disappointment at the ability of Whitehall to help the long term unemployed and other ‘harder to help’ groups get back into work.
25 Feb 2015
In an article first published in 'May2015', Adam Lent argues the solution to our political and social problems can only be found by unleashing the creativity of the stifled 75 per cent.
24 Feb 2015
Charlotte Alldritt
Data isn’t just a bit of bureaucracy. It allows people to amplify their voice and participate in the system
Author of the much acclaimed book Reinventing Organizations, Frederic Laloux, discusses the emergence, in many different sectors, of a whole new type of organisation.
Anthony Painter
The popular media narrative has been against the professionalisation of politics. Actually, this is precisely wrong. We need a more professional politics.
23 Feb 2015
Dr Judith Rodin brings together ground-breaking research to outline a radical future in which individuals, companies & entire societies avert disaster by creating more resilient cities.
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