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Issue 3 2015

In this issue we explore how the RSA’s recent project on heritage, identity and place provided an excellent opportunity to make optimal use of all of the Society’s resources.
12 Nov 2015
Colorful patchwork quilt with geometric patterns covering a surface, featuring greens, blues, yellows, and purples. The text on the cover reads "RSA: 21st century enlightenment" and mentions articles about heritage, neighborhood roles, and cities.
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Issue 2 2015

In this issue we take a look at the future economy. Gar Alperovitz argues that capitalist’s pendulum must swing from corporations to communities, whilst Mariana Mazzucato encourages the emergence of state-led innovation.
9 Aug 2015
Cover of the RSA Journal, Issue 2, 2010. It features a reflective surface with abstract buildings and trees, accompanied by text about the economy, on a vibrant green background.
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Issue 1 2015

In this issue the RSA seeks to celebrate design’s new-found status not just as a profession but as a deeper way of thinking about the world.
29 Mar 2015
Minimalist design of abstract factories with geometric shapes and pastel colors on a magazine cover. The text reads "RSA" and "Better by design?" with details about art and design topics.
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Issue 4 2014

This edition of the RSA Journal suggests that we need to spend less time rehearsing the finer details of which policies work and more asking whether the policymaking process is working and exploring potential new approaches.
1 Jan 2015
Cover of the RSA Journal, Issue 4, 2014. Features a pair of ornate scissors cutting through polished marble. The text reads "A new policy toolkit" with articles by Cass Sunstein and Fauna Monte.
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Issue 3 2014

Our future working lives will be characterized by empowerment, flexibility and collaboration, according to Lynda Gratton who explores the changing dynamics of work.
13 Nov 2014
A modern magazine cover titled "RSA Journal Issue 3 2014" with a yellow background. It features a decorative structure with floral designs and office furniture. The text highlights articles by various authors on work-related topics.
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Issue 2 2014

We need to untap people’s power to create solutions. Adam Lent argues this means making the most of the technologies and methods that are transforming our economy.
29 Jul 2014
Cover of an RSA journal featuring a stylized dandelion made of keys on stems. Text includes "The power to create" and topics like economy transformation and resistance to change. The background is a gradient of light brown to beige.
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Issue 1 2014

In this issue, we look at the need to rearrange the organisations that shape our lives.
1 Jan 2014
Cover of RSA Journal, Issue 1, 2014. Features an abstract design of interlocking pink and blue chairs casting long shadows. Title reads "Rearranging organisations." Subtext mentions Nadine Bonda and Jan Dodgsja.
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Issue 4 2013

What are the new policy debates we need to have and what is no longer working?
1 Dec 2013
Silhouetted figures run around a reflective circular surface, creating a mirrored effect. The background is light with text at the top: "RSA: 21st century enlightenment," and below: issue details and article titles.
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Issue 3 2013

Does the answer to economic and social recovery post-crash lie with cities and town halls, more than national or global corridors of power?
12 Sep 2013
A colorful assortment of magnetic letters and numbers scattered on a surface. The mix includes various sizes and colors, such as red, blue, green, yellow, and purple, creating a vibrant and playful scene.
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Summer 2013

Susan Himmelweit investigates how economics and gender shape the nature of the care crisis we now face, and Onora O’Neill argues we should shift our focus from assisted dying to elder care.
12 Jun 2013
Colorful shopping bags with tissue paper sticking out. The bags are in various bright colors: red, blue, green, orange, and pink. The background is white, highlighting the vibrant hues of the bags and tissue paper.