In this issue:
With many of our older institutions in flux power relationships are changing. Zygmunt Bauman argues that Europe needs a new collective identity, Matthew Taylor for a more experimental form of policymaking and Kwasi Kwarteng for politicians to be more honest with the electorate. In the wake of the financial crisis, Denise Kingsmill rethinks the board of directors, and Eric Knight outlines a new narrative for tackling climate change. Other pieces include: Adam Lent and Dr Madsen Pirie ask whether the Millennial generation can save us.
Lord John Bird, founder of The Big Issue, artist, novelist, raconteur and social entrepreneur, talks with RSA Chief Executive Andy Haldane about his journey from privation to peerage – and what it will take to end poverty once and for all.
The Ideas Foundation provides opportunities for students in less advantaged schools across the UK to build creative and cultural capital through workshops and excursions. Their mission? To nourish a new creative generation.
Community banking is a microfinance model built on trust. In it, the community wins or loses together. It is gaining in popularity on the African continent as community banking goes digital.
