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The value of nurture

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17 Feb 2016

Rev Dr June Boyce-Tillman

The high premium placed on paid work in Western society has marginalised the fundamental need for the nurture of children, the elderly and the disadvantaged
Autism: Sorting Fact from Fiction

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27 Jan 2016

Jonathan Andrews FRSA

Greater awareness of autism has not necessarily translated into accurate understanding of its complexities
Blog: Solving the right problem

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25 Jan 2016

Clive Marsh FRSA

When embarking on new approaches to climate change and carbon reduction, are we asking the right questions?
Article: Disengagement

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20 Jan 2016

Frank Hore FRSA David Low FRSA

The customer’s always right, they say, but what happens when organisations take customer service too far?
Reducing emissions a good thing, but not the right thing

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11 Jan 2016

Dennis Sherwood

Dennis Sherwood FRSA argues that the primary focus of the UN Climate Change Conference in Paris should have been on extraction of greenhouse gases, not their reduction.
Article: NATO and the Judgement of Paris

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07 Dec 2015

Akaash Maharaj

Akaash Maharaj FRSA on NATO and the Judgement of Paris
Blog: Come out of the spiritual closet

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31 Oct 2015

Nick Jankel FRSA

An increasing number of people in worldwide describe themselves as spiritual but not religious. Nick Jankel FRSA asks why, with so many striving to deliver greater social justice, is being actively and purposefully spiritual still such a heresy?
Article: Partnerships for 21st century development in Africa

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21 Oct 2015

Rory More O’Ferrall

This year, the United Nations (UN) officially adopted the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Rory More O’Ferrall FRSA describes how governments, civil society and industry are working together to address a complex social and development challenge.
Article: Changing Our Models of Change

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20 Oct 2015

David Hurst

David Hurst FRSA argues that organisations need to be approached as adaptive organisms in which we are immersed, not just from the perspective of objective, rational bystanders.
Loyalty. Or Dependency?

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28 Sep 2015

Frank Hore FRSA David Low FRSA

Loyalty is an important attribute in any organisation but, argue FRSAs Frank Hore and David Low, sometimes it masks an unhealthy dependency created out of a debilitating relationship between staff and management.