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03 Feb 2017
Anthony Painter
Anthony Painter argues that the roots of the new populism are explicable but instead of reacting to it reflexively, there needs to be greater collective effort to create a convincing alternative worldview.
23 Jan 2017
Ross Smith
Ross Smith explains why machine intelligence doesn't necessarily have to mean the end of the human ability to create.
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30 Dec 2016
Historian and author of The Silk Roads Peter Frankopan; academic and cultural critic Sarah Churchwell and political scientist Matthew Goodwin reflect on what has been a turbulent year in national and international political, social and cultural events.
21 Dec 2016
Adanna Shallowe
Adanna Shallowe, RSA Global Manager gives her perspective on 2016 and the eventful year it has been.
16 Dec 2016
The RSA Japan Fellows Network held its first event on science communication on the 14th November, with discussions mainly centring around the response to the Fukushima disaster.
Noriko Tada
On the 14th November the Japanese Fellows Network had their first event on science communication, which mainly centred on the issues surrounding the Fukushima disaster.
Sara O'Donnell
Whilst bureaucratic difficulty is no stranger to those from outside of the EU living in the UK, 2016 has been a step in the wrong direction, says Sara O'Donnell.
14 Dec 2016
RSA Global Manager, Adanna Shallowe talks about her recent participation in the Global Entrepreneurship Community conference in Malaysia last week.
Natalie Nicholles
Congratulations to the 2016 recipient of the RSA's Benjamin Franklin Award, Teach for All’s Co-founder and CEO Wendy Kopp. Natalie Nicholles, Director of RSA Global shares her thoughts on an amazing evening celebrating this year's recipient.
13 Dec 2016
Tony Greenham
Fake news doesn’t swing elections, but neither does ‘truth’. We have always filtered new information to fit our existing prejudices. The real danger to our democracy is not an absence of truth, but an absence of trust.
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