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Relationships for sale

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Every year I earn a few thousand pounds for the RSA in speaker's fees. But with the public and third sector ever more financially hard pressed, I often wish my specialist subjects were not public service reform, social innovation and future citizenship but
Capable of anything?

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I have described the modern mission of the RSA as enhancing human capability. This can provoke two different critiques. The first alleges blandness and vagueness - who could possibly be opposed to such a goal and isn't it possible to justify almost any
Boing boing

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Having been such a misery about the world yesterday I can today be a ray of sunshine about the RSA.
Meet the new world, same as the old world (only a bit meaner and poorer)?

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Four years ago, as the scale of economic downturn and the probable depth and longevity of austerity hit home, there was much speculation about whether this would have a profound impact on key aspects of society: expectations, values, forms of organisation and
Farming today and the core dialetic

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Hopefully this juxtaposition is enough to engage brains jaded by a combination of festive excess and the return to work….
New gov

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In my annual lecture I argued that a decline in the effectiveness and legitimacy of hierarchies is sapping the problem solving capacity of society. I also argued that many third sector organisations are treating their members in a largely transactional way
Dangerous striving

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Today’s blog probably makes me sound like Dave Spart, so apologies in advance to those of a tender or neo-liberal persuasion….
Content is king ...

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Tomorrow I am speaking at the International Content Marketing Summit, albeit for only ten minutes. These are the people who commission and write editorial content to support brands, for example the free magazines produced by supermarkets, airlines and –
From the ridiculous to the sublime - the extremes of policy making

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Those of us who reside in policy wonk land generally look out on a world of ambiguity. Because society is complex and change often takes a long time, the evidence on whether a policy has worked or failed is usually ambiguous. This doesn't make for great
Can anyone save my Saturday breakfast?

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On Saturday mornings it is my habit to go to the local Starbucks and buy a tall cappuccino and a granola bar. I am at the age where my body can no longer cope with most other forms of indulgence so this feels like a precious luxury. The problem is - and I

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Relationships for sale

Capable of anything?

Boing boing

Meet the new world, same as the old world (only a bit meaner and poorer)?

Farming today and the core dialetic

New gov

Dangerous striving

Content is king ...

From the ridiculous to the sublime - the extremes of policy making

Can anyone save my Saturday breakfast?