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"The job is changing. Much has been said about the decay of other institutions — the church, trade unions, and the industrial age firm. But the transformation of the ‘job’ is perhaps one of the most significant societal changes seen in half a century."
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Matthew Taylor argues we need to start talking seriously about how we manage long-term low growth.
The benefits of keeping active are not surprising, nor are the risks if we fail to stay moving. So why are we sitting still so much? Behavioural science points to a few reasons why human nature may be working against us.
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Wednesday 7th September 2016 at 13:00
Durham Street Auditorium, RSA House
Former technology editor at Newsweek and co-producer and writer of HBO’s Silicon Valley Dan Lyons gives a unique insider’s perspective on the reality behind the tech start-up hype.
Bestselling author of Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind Yuval Noah Harari provides a vision of the challenges and opportunities that will face humankind.
To celebrate the launch of the 2016/17 RSA Student Design Award briefs, FutureGov’s Carrie Bishop explains why design is needed now more than ever as a tool for tackling global problems.
Matthew Taylor speaks with Neil Young about his stance on music, authenticity, innovation, democracy and the environment and how they braid together in his work over the decades.
As we draw nearer to the referendum on the UK’s membership of the EU, we bring together two leading voices from either side of the debate, Nick Clegg MP and Andrea Leadsom MP - and aim to get closer to what really divides ...
Ha-Joon Chang explains why every single person can and SHOULD get their head around basic economics. He pulls back the curtain on the often mystifying language of derivatives and quantitative easing, and explains how easily ...
