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How Smart Citizens live

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13 Feb 2017

Stefana Broadbent

Stefana Broadbent, FRSA explores the role of Smart Citizens in Smart Cities and argues they help us anticipate what could become mainstream practices in a few years.

Modern employment: legislating fast and slow

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15 Nov 2016

Sean Nesbitt

When we consider what forms legal responses can take with regards to modern employment, there are lessons from history – and the history of controversial law - argues Sean Nesbitt FRSA.

Place-Based Leadership

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07 Nov 2016

Robin Hambleton

Local leaders across the world are changing our understanding of how to develop and implement effective public policy.

Let the Doers Act

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02 Nov 2016

Ruth Shave

What if monitoring and evaluation used simple metrics and tied into your theory of change in a way that could double up as promotional material?

The power to communicate

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10 Oct 2016

Tim Gray FRSA

As well as having better ideas we need to get smarter about how people respond to change and how messages can reach them, says Tim Gray FRSA.

Engaging teachers

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05 Oct 2016

Karen Wespieser

What do we really know about what keeps teachers in the profession? Karen Wespieser FRSA argues that, for starters, we need to focus on the positive of what keeps teachers teaching.

The real pensions crisis

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25 Sep 2016

Paul Sweeting FRSA

Paul Sweeting FRSA argues that just because Tata Steel is no longer on the front pages, this should not detract from the fact that there is still a pensions crisis in the UK

The Zombie Manager

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04 Sep 2016

Have we created a generation of business managers conditioned not to think?

The Zombie Manager

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15 Aug 2016

Frank Hore FRSA David Low FRSA

Have we created a generation of business managers conditioned not to think? Frank Hore and David Low FRSA explore issues of centralisation and standardisation in management.