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We've partnered with @ucl@UCLPolicyLab for this exciting new episode on AI and Public Services, with
@HelenMargetts, Cosima Dorobantu and Jonathan Bright @turinginst.
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In 'The Anxious Generation', Jonathan Haidt traces a timeline at the end of which he finds a ‘sharp decline in the mental health’ of members of ‘Generation Z’ (who were born after 1995).
Read the full review by Richard Mullender now:
https://t.co/GzlendtTNY
Since 2015, Women Against State Pension Inequality has campaigned tirelessly for ‘justice’ for millions of 1950s-born women adversely affected by the raising and equalisation of the state pension age.
By @HistorianHelen#blog version
https://t.co/9H0NLH3PDv
"The major advantage of embracing the productivity failure diagnosis is that the path to higher productivity is not pre-determined... Labour [can] translate social democratic priorities into the language of productivity and growth" - @aled_r_davies
https://t.co/fMjXauqluA
Explaining the relationship between #LabourParty and the Co-operative Party.
#blog version of an article by @se_kip
#ukpolitics
https://t.co/YfoLTXhdZJ
"We know we are dealing with a custom when it could be abandoned or changed without much constitutional impact."
@royalhistorian and @LagasseSubstack
explain the difference between convention, practice and custom.
#blog version:
https://t.co/i0m42R3GZa
.@chrischirp attempts to assemble the patchwork of Trump's new policies into a coherent tapestry.
Read '"So This is how Liberty Dies… " Making Sense of Trump's First Three Weeks' now.
https://t.co/OyrogmV0zx
The Trump administration is closely following the authoritarian playbook, writes @chrischirp.
Read '"So This is how Liberty Dies… " Making Sense of Trump's First Three Weeks' now.
https://t.co/OyrogmV0zx
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New (and timely!) episode on AI and Public Services, with @HelenMargetts, Cosima Dorobantu and Jonathan Bright @turinginst.
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Can ‘good’ wealth be differentiated from ‘bad’ wealth?
As many nations become richer, their capacity to meet essential needs has faltered.
Stewart Lansley explores the differing impact of wealth accumulation.
https://t.co/MdnaPdNQTG
Ever wondered what the official difference is between convention, practice and custom?
@royalhistorian and @LagasseSubstack explain it all, with reference to the rules of the Coronation, and how it relates to the British constitution.
#blog version:
https://t.co/i0m42R3GZa
“We can combine control and compassion. We don't have to choose between them.”
@AnyaRPearson interviews @sundersays, the director of British Future, about integration, immigration and identity.
Read it now:
https://t.co/tgbKMhAvWQ
"There's a risk that [social cohesion] becomes a thing you get round to if it kicks off, rather than something you put the centre."
@AnyaRPearson interviews @sundersays, the director of @britishfuture
https://t.co/tgbKMhzY7i
"Orwell's Ghosts assesses Orwell's understanding of free speech and condemnation of authoritarianism... [It] steers a careful course through some of the most complicated issues of his time and our own."
- @teadevoteen reviews @Fiery_Particle's new book
https://t.co/fZvrk4OiK0
"Global Britain is a classic example of a coalition magnet, as it can be interpreted in both a liberal and cosmopolitan fashion, as well as more nationalistically"
Tom Wraight and Kai Roland Green explore national identity and the right. Blog version: https://t.co/etgV7wQnuf
“We can combine control and compassion. We don't have to choose between them.”
@AnyaRPearson interviews @sundersays, the director of British Future, about integration, immigration and identity.
Read it now on Substack.
https://t.co/n6gI8bOtP1
"Compared to Czechia, which has an average population per unit of local government of 1,710, the average figure in England is nearly 100 times larger at 165,000."
@DrDavidJeffery explores the crises facing local government in England.
https://t.co/uyPJOov4ma