OpinionLizzie Adams#Notwestminster - don't call it deliberative democracy! At #Notwestminster 2019 we delivered a workshop on the question "How to introduce deliberative democracy to…Learn MoreOpinionAnna GrantPurpose, Partnerships and Best Practice: The Case for a Data Sharing FrameworkData was seldom out of the spotlight last year - from high-profile data breaches to inappropriate data colle…Learn MoreOpinionSimon BurallThe benefits of public engagement in data sharing projectsThis blog post looks back over the past 12 months of our work on data sharing by local service providers. It…Learn MoreOpinionPeter KellnerVoters want to be treated as adults - Peter Kellner We have known for some time that respect for our politicians has declined over the past few decades, and tha…Learn MoreOpinionDr. Mark PackCan we take people at their word? - Dr. Mark PackOne of the major 20th century contributions to economics – both to economic theory and to controversy over…Learn MoreOpinionLucy McTernanChange in UK political parties’ behaviour is urgently needed - Lucy McTernanTalk of a crisis of democracy, or of democratic deficits, is on the increase around the world. The success o…Learn MoreOpinionAlex RunswickIf you don’t understand the rules of the game, how do you hold players to account? - Alex RunswickThere is a tension at the heart of our politics, that as political parties have become increasingly consumer…Learn MoreOpinionTim BalePeople want to have their cake and eat it - Tim Bale‘Jesus. Never mind having their cake and eating it, too. They want the flipping moon on a stick.’ Whet…Learn MoreOpinionJess GarlandDissatisfaction with parties is a reflection of the political system as a whole - Jess GarlandIt comes as no surprise that 77% of people are fairly or very dissatisfied with parties. Even parties’ own…Learn More PagesFirst ‹ previous … 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 … next › Last
