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"As we watch President elect Donald Trump offer praise to Hillary Clinton days after he was calling for her to be arrested and promise to unite a nation many of whose citizens he has bitterly attacked over recent months, we have to ask what has led the world’s most powerful country into this collective act of self–harm."
15th November 2016
An article by: Tony Greenham
The nature of technology is that industries rise and fall. Fossil fuels served us well in the 20th century but now they are obsolete, so don’t get left behind when the smart money leaves.
17th November 2016
An article by: Benedict Dellot
Much has been written about the impact of robotics and AI on middle-skilled workers. But what about the millions in blue collar jobs? A new RSA project investigates.
Our new publication argues that networked heritage is essential for places to succeed in a devolved UK. In partnership with Heritage Lottery Fund.
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Economist Fredrik Erixon and strategist Bjorn Weigel argue that capitalism has lost its mojo, just when innovation is needed more than ever.
Tuesday 22nd November 2016 at 13:00
Durham Street Auditorium, RSA House
Renowned social psychologist Jonathan Haidt explains why both left and right must abandon their entrenched beliefs about capitalism.
Wednesday 23rd November 2016 at 18:00
Great Room Auditorium, RSA House
Stephen Bampfylde, Sir Charlie Mayfield and Sacha Romanovitch explore the relationship between employee share ownership, business ethics and effectiveness.
Author and activist Ashton Applewhite examines the myths and prejudice around ageing and makes a call for an “all-age-friendly” world.
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.
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 ...
