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Deliberative democracy

State capacity and the green revolution we need

RSA Event / Video / Online

21 Feb 2023

RSA House and online via YouTube

World-leading economist Professor Mariana Mazzucato and the Hon Mia Mottley, Prime Minister of Barbados, come together for a unique opportunity to hear two global trailblazers discuss what it means for governments to lead a just green transition.
A new economic paradigm for people and planet

RSA Event / Video

30 Jan 2023

RSA House and online via Youtube

Dennis Snower, influential economist and policy adviser to the G20, joins leading evolutionary theorist David Sloan Wilson to ask: can we re-define and re-design economics to respond more effectively to the complex collective challenges facing us now, and in the future?
Lockdown laws and the threats to our freedoms

RSA Event / Video / Online

01 Dec 2022

Online via YouTube

Human rights barrister Adam Wagner reflects on lockdown laws, hastily made under a state of emergency, and the recent Public Order Bill, to explore how these laws threaten our freedoms.
How to create breakthrough with Adam Kahane

RSA Event / Video

23 Sep 2021

Online via YouTube

How can we move forward together amidst complexity and division? Facilitation expert Adam Kahane offers a transformative approach to addressing our biggest challenges.
Active Democracy in Times of Emergency

RSA Event / Online

08 Oct 2020

Online

OECD policy analyst Claudia Chwalisz, chief executive of Reboot Panthea Lee, and politics professor Graham Smith discuss the need for new democratic approaches at a time of crisis.
Democracy and the Digital Public Sphere

RSA Event

10 Feb 2020

The Great Room, RSA House

Is digitised social media destroying democracy? With Archon Fung, Professor of Citizenship at the Harvard Kennedy School.
Revitalising our Politics through Public Deliberation

RSA Event

06 Dec 2018

Great Room Auditorium, RSA House

Professor James Fishkin, director of the Centre for Deliberative Democracy at Stanford University, shows how a more deliberative politics can revive our modern democracies.