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Economy, Employment & Design

Francis Maude on Efficiency and Reform

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08 Dec 2014

Francis Maude MP is Minister for the Cabinet Office and Paymaster General
Alex McDowell on Building New Worlds

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27 Nov 2014

In this year’s annual RDI address, Alex McDowell describes his work on the Rilao Project, a fictional city and narrative laboratory that allows us to imagine an alternative trajectory of social, political and technological development.
Adam Lent on Small, Powerful Businesses

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20 Nov 2014

Dr Adam Lent is director of the RSA's Action and Research Centre
Jos de Blok on Organizational Structures

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17 Nov 2014

Jos de Blok visits the RSA to receive the 2014 Albert Medal for his pioneering role as founder and CEO of Buurtzorg, and to show how the movement can now spread to the rest of the world.
Sarah Wigglesworth on Disobedient Architecture

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04 Nov 2014

Sarah Wigglesworth RDI MBE is a director at Sarah Wigglesworth Architects and professor of architecture at University of Sheffield
Russ Roberts on Adam Smith

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30 Oct 2014

Russ Roberts is the host of EconTalk and research fellow at Hoover Institution, Stanford University
City Growth Commission: Final Report Launch

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22 Oct 2014

A panel comprising Lord Heseltine, Sir Richard Leese, Amanda Clack, Ben Lucas and more discuss how cities can play a more significant role in our political economy to create sustainable growth in the UK.
Sir Martin Davidson on Creative Influences

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07 Oct 2014

In the 2014 RSA Chairman’s Lecture, Sir Martin Davidson, CEO of the British Council, asks whether creativity offers the UK a way ahead in an increasingly dangerous international environment.
Danny Dorling on Inequality and the 1%

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25 Sep 2014

Leading social geographer Danny Dorling unpacks the latest research into how the lives and ideas of the 1 percent impact the remaining 99%.
Francis Fukuyama on Political Decay

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24 Sep 2014

Influential political scientist Francis Fukuyama tells the story of mankind’s emergence as a political animal, the development of state, law and democracy, and explores the modern landscape