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Andrew Lansley apology: depressing

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It is depressing that Tory health spokesman Andrew Lansley has agreed to apologise for his comments about the health consequences of recession.
Where do ideas come from?

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Where do ideas come from? As I tour around the country – yesterday it was Leicester – talking to Fellows this question keeps nagging away at me. (Before those of you who are only reading in the hope I will say something indiscreet about my time working for Mr
The politics of tax pledges

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Having argued just a few days ago for an increase in tax for the highest earners to help fund public spending and tax cuts that help the poorest, it is beholden on me to applaud Alistair Darling’s announcement of a deferred rise for those earning over £150,
The effect on national mood and character in a downturn

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I never know what to make of the Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins. He writes brilliantly and is always provocative. Yet, he is also one of those columnists who repeatedly invites readers to view politicians as venal morons and to conclude that the world could
Surely the media can't have it both ways?

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At the risk of contrivance, I want to try and link four recent events:
Old ideas and new jokes...

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In my blog yesterday, I am mentioned that I had just finished reading Michael Thompson’s book, Organising and Disorganising. I wrote to Michael today to say how much we are looking forward to hosting him here in December and asking him to write a piece for
Jack Straw's speech and cultural theory

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A quick posting today squeezed in between a major event with Jack Straw this morning and Trustee Board this afternoon.
Challenges of the modern world

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The RSA has been assisting the Joseph Rowntree Foundation with its fascinating project to identify 'new social evils'. We held a launch event here in July and our Fellows were invited to contribute to JRF's online consultation.
What we need to hear

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I’ve been off to the Public Administration Select Committee to give evidence on good government. A strange affair. The committee chair Tony Wright asks intelligent questions and thinks deeply about the future of public administration. Other members of his
Have we had enough?

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We had a fine AGM last night and a great speech from Gerry Acher, who applied his long standing engagement in corporate responsibility to today’s remarkable circumstances.

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Andrew Lansley apology: depressing

Where do ideas come from?

The politics of tax pledges

The effect on national mood and character in a downturn

Surely the media can't have it both ways?

Old ideas and new jokes...

Jack Straw's speech and cultural theory

Challenges of the modern world

What we need to hear

Have we had enough?