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Blog: Refugee crisis highlights deeper EU challenge

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15 Sep 2015

Samuel Korfmacher

The current refugee crisis highlights greater problems in the EU’s fabric, argues FRSA Samuel Korfmacher. He sets out the challenge and urges European leaders to act now to better safeguard our future.
Article: The urgent challenge of housing

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16 Aug 2015

Matthew Taylor

Housing is the nation’s most urgent and complex challenge. Yet we’re paralysed says Matthew Taylor.
Article: Beyond chequebook CSR

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22 Jul 2015

Martin Williams

Martin Williams FRSA argues it is high time for a more radical and disruptive approach that puts a far greater focus on investment in social projects and empowers people to create their own solutions.
Article: Good Design

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02 Jul 2015

Ed Gardiner Ella Britton

Edward Gardiner and Ella Britton argue that economic growth depends on a culture of creativity and human-centred design.
Article: The Power of Ideas

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23 Jun 2015

Edward Andrews

Edward Andrews FRSA argues that we would do well to remember the limitations of any individual’s ability to know what is best for another, and the extreme dangers which arise from pretending that one can.
Article: The Power to Create - Our evolutionary advantage

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22 Jun 2015

Caroline Wiseman

Caroline Wiseman FRSA argues that the human power to imagine is critical to our survival as a species.
Article: A Wealth Producers’ Tax

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01 Jun 2015

Derek Bates

Derek Bates FRSA argues that the way our tax is collected is inefficient, highly complex, takes too much of the nation's resources, and suppresses enterprise.
Healthy Collaboration

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05 May 2015

Lesley-Anne Long and Vincent Smith

Scaling up health innovations is essential if we are going to better meet the needs of millions of people around the world.
Question uniformity

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08 Apr 2015

Ross Smith FRSA

Whether or not we embrace diversity is not just a choice about how we treat others. Ross Smith FRSA argues that our ability and willingness to do so will determine the future of our institutions, workplaces and markets.
A new kind of politics

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07 Apr 2015

Paul Twivy

Paul Twivy FRSA argues that we have lost the knowledge of how to influence and the habit of trying, and sets out proposals for re-developing a sense of how individual action can make a difference.