America’s race
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Justifying Arts Funding
As spending cuts continue to impact on arts funding, the need for measuring impacts is more important than ever. William Wingate FRSA argues that there maybe an unlikely model from which to learn: transport.
The Inequality Crisis
Stewart Lansley FRSA argues that a new battle line has been drawn over the relationship between inequality and growth.
The Risk of Regulation
Frank Hore and David Low FRSAs ask whether senior managers in financial services are right to complain about being overwhelmed by regulation.
Improving process or transforming outcomes?
Public service ‘improvement’ strategies should be measured by how lives have improved for individuals and their communities, argues Dr. Peter Dudley FRSA
Widening the lens on public services
Henry Kippin outlines the scope of a new project that looks at how the UK can learn from public services in the developing world
Police and crime commissioners: a good thing?
Andrew Morley FRSA argues that police and crime commissioners have the potential to systemise the partnership required to tackle crime.
Tomorrow’s Pension
David Pitt-Watson FRSA urges that UK government policy ensures that it builds a pension system that meets 21st century needs.
The justice system and military veterans
Trevor Philpott FRSA argues that our current response to the over representation of military veterans in the criminal justice system signifies a failure in the Military Covenant.
Could FE go mutual?
FRSAs Gill Howland and Jamie Smith believe there is now a sea change in government thinking on further education.
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