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Creative economy

Dan Lyons on The Truth Behind Tech Start-ups

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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.
Richard Clarke on Designing Our Futures

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Richard Clarke explores his design career at Nike and explains how the development of technology and innovation has benefited the consumer dramatically.
Rachel Botsman on The Sharing Economy

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Global authority on collaborative consumption Rachel Botsman explores the rapid evolution of the sharing economy, and considers where it's heading next and the big issues we need to tackle now.
John Kay & Adair Turner on Fixing Finance

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Leading economic thinkers Adair Turner and John Kay ask: What is finance really for? How much of it do we need, and what kind?
Christian Felber on Economy for the Common Good

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Economist Christian Felber introduces an international movement that’s aiming to radically reshape our future economy.
Gillian Tett on Organisational Silos

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Why are we so prone to creating silos in our institutions and workplaces – and how can we break free of them to transform the way we think and act for the better? Award-wining FT columnist and author Gillian Tett investigates.
Matthew Taylor on the Human Welfare Economy

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In his annual RSA Chief Executive’s lecture, Matthew Taylor asks: what economy do we want? Should we look again at radical ideas for reform? And how might new forms of engagement help us think and act more boldly?
Sir Martin Davidson on Creative Influences

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In the 2014 RSA Chairman’s Lecture, Sir Martin Davidson, CEO of the British Council, asks whether creativity offers the UK a way ahead in an increasingly dangerous international environment.
The Great Disruption: Unleashing the power to create

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With Adam Lent, Anthony Painter, Rowan Conway and Sophie Thomas
From flawed to fool-proof: how to do policy better

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Anthony King, millennium professor of Government at the University of Essex\\; and Sir Ivor Crewe, master of University College, Oxford.