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28 Jun 2021
Fabian Wallace-Stephens
Fabian Wallace-Stephens on the impact of new jobs in the low carbon and renewable energy economy in the UK.
22 Jun 2021
Anthony Painter
Anthony Painter on the positive lessons to be learnt from the pandemic and what they could mean for the future of society.
21 May 2021
Matthew Taylor
The latest blog on ‘coordination theory’ looks at the form of ‘fatalism’. Fatalism is the voice that says to us ‘we can’t work together’, ‘we won’t solve this problem’ or even ‘whether or not we solve it, we can’t change the things that make it hardest to be human.’
23 Apr 2021
Change is not a linear process. The challenges we are facing are too complex and intractable for a single discipline or organisation to address in isolation. However, change is possible with the right approach.
21 Apr 2021
Philipa Duthie
Climate change has highlighted the duty of current generations to those who come after us. Philipa Duthie explores some of the lessons we can learn from indigenous cultures and new moves to deliver intergenerational justice.
06 Apr 2021
In his fifth post for the RSA Living Change Campaign, Matthew Taylor explores some of the implications of the framework he has outlined over the last month and asks why ideas like these aren’t more widely known and used.
23 Mar 2021
The third in a series of blog posts relating to our Living Change campaign. This post explores modes of coordination - hierarchy, solidarity, individualism and fatalism - in the context of organisational culture and change.
26 Oct 2020
Ella Firebrace
To solve today’s challenges, we need to think long-term. How can we do that?
20 Jul 2020
Adarsh Ramchurn
It is clear that coronavirus is exposing longstanding inequalities. Work needs to be done to combat the Covid-19 pandemic - but also the racism pandemic.
28 May 2020
Josie Warden
Lockdown is changing shopping habits. The crisis could be a chance for positive change.
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