RSA Journal features

The State of Us by Jon Snow

Book Reviews

25 Jun 2024

Reviewed by Mike Findlay-Agnew

RSArchive: a school of one's own

RSArchive

25 Jun 2024

Journal contributor

Maria Grey, one of the founders of the Girls’ Day School Trust, first called for men and women to be given the same educational opportunities in a speech to the Society of Arts in 1871.

Ghada Amer: the art of protest

Feature

25 Jun 2024

Nadia Khomami

Provocative, empowering and unapologetically feminist — the Cairo-born artist’s body of work defies conventions and challenges perspectives.

Democracy in the age of AI

Lead Feature

25 Jun 2024

Audrey Tang

Taiwan’s first Digital Minister, Audrey Tang, highlights the country’s approach to developing safe, sustainable and citizen-led AI as a model to revitalise global democracy.

In conversation with Eoin O’Malley

In Conversation

25 Jun 2024

Andy Haldane

Over a decade on from their genesis, one of the architects of Ireland’s original citizens’ assemblies speaks with Andy Haldane about the lessons learnt.

The Welsh way

Feature

25 Jun 2024

Jane Davidson

Almost a decade on from its passage, the Well-being of Future Generations Act is a testament to the power of courage in good governance.

Metrics reimagined

Feature

25 Jun 2024

Vlad Afanasiev

A new approach to metrics is bridging the gap between scientific measurement and human experience, strengthening civic participation, and laying out a path to thrive through adversity.

Courage in action

Feature

25 Jun 2024

Mike Thatcher

The latest RSA Fellows Festival brought together a range of high-profile speakers offering remarkable stories of courageous acts to make the world a better place.

A federal future for the UK?

Feature

25 Jun 2024

David Kauders

The UK should adopt federal government, with the main legislature and ‘People’s Council’ comprised of members from across the four nations allocated using the Fibonacci sequence.