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The (many) unacceptable faces of capitalism

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I defy anyone to read the following without wanting to kick something or somebody.
Why the old ways won't work for Labour

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I will return later today to cultural theory, thinking a bit more about how it can provide a practical tool to managers and policy makers. But first something a bit more mainstream.
Obama and our special day

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Never in human history has the world awaited a single speech as it does today. The globalisation of communication, a shared sense of urgency in the face of economic crisis, conflict and climate change but most of all the magnetic power of the man, who he is,
Cultural theory - and the link between George Washington and Gordon Brown

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Cultural theory has changed the way I think about policy dilemmas and organisational problems. It can provide insights to everyone from political commentators to community activists to managers of large organisations. Over the next few days in some –
Social mobility, the brain and good news for the RSA

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As I write I’m listening to the Today programme item about the social mobility white paper. The RSA will soon be hearing from someone whose work may be one of the most important contributions to this debate.
Why the Conservatives may be nervous; most of us will be better off in 2009

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The state of voters’ finances will affect the Government’s popularity in 2009, but for reasons exactly opposite to those most people assume; on average, families will be much better off in 2009. In fact, this year will be the best for average disposable
A trip to Hamlet (and, yes, it was Dr Who!)

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I had the privilege this week of seeing the Royal Shakespeare Company production of Hamlet starring David Tennant. The quality of the production was underlined by a spontaneous standing ovation, directed mainly at our Prince but deserved by the cast in
Will business rise to the recession challenge?

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A few weeks ago I suggested that the private sector might adopt one of two strategies to deal with the recession. Many will rise to the challenge by living with smaller margins and trying even harder to keep their customers happy. Others, especially those
The loneliness of the long distance climber

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This post by Patricia Kaszynska FRSA is the latest in a conversation we have been having about social mobility. It seems particularly relevant on a day when a new Social Attitudes Survey underlines the increasingly individualistic nature of public opinion. To
Sixth time lucky?

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In less than an hour I will give my sixth annual chief executive lecture to the RSA. If you want to watch it you can here.

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The (many) unacceptable faces of capitalism

Why the old ways won't work for Labour

Obama and our special day

Cultural theory - and the link between George Washington and Gordon Brown

Social mobility, the brain and good news for the RSA

Why the Conservatives may be nervous; most of us will be better off in 2009

A trip to Hamlet (and, yes, it was Dr Who!)

Will business rise to the recession challenge?

The loneliness of the long distance climber

Sixth time lucky?