Future of London: Four factors that could shape the London vote
by Ben Rogers
on 13th January 2020
As the December ’19 General Election testified, there is an urgent need to listen and learn from communities, towns...
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As world leaders and the “great & good” of business head to the World Economic Forum in Davos, Robert Phillips challenges prevailing narratives around trust and suggests a determined focus on the climate emergency and tech. disruption over the hyperbole surrounding “trust” and “purpose”. Above all, leaders should concentrate...
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by Ben Rogers
on 13th January 2020
As the December ’19 General Election testified, there is an urgent need to listen and learn from communities, towns...
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by Neal Lawson
on 14th December 2019
What good can rise from the ashes of the 2019 General Election and Labour’s crushing defeat? National and community...
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on 19th November 2019
Catherine Fieschi explores the paradoxes of populism – “the worst form of democracy” – and how to fight back....
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on 19th November 2019
As purpose-led businesses take centre-stage, Robert Phillips and Charles Wookey ask to whom should business leaders be accountable –...
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on 19th November 2019
A searing opinion piece – from Plato to Robespierre, Schumpeter and beyond. The New York Times thinks collectively that...
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by Ben Page
on 19th November 2019
Why we might not be as divided as we think we are. Ben Page gives us reasons to be...
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on 19th November 2019
Why the best leaders break out of their echo chambers. One of the casualties of the politics of recent...
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by Erik Jones
on 19th November 2019
The view from Europe: Erik Jones explores why the EU is so vulnerable to populism. The European Union (EU)...
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