Tag: Political Economy
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Six key factors to consider when setting up a commission that will help you maximise impact.
22nd June, 2021
Commissioning and Procurement • Democracy • Devolution and reorganisation • Political Economy • Strategy and leadership
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Our Budget 2021 explainer for local community funding - from the difference between the Community Renewal Fund and the Community Ownership Fund.
3rd March, 2021
Economy and business • Explainer • Political Economy • Strategy and leadership
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@adamjlent In our report The Community Paradigm, published last week, Jessica Studdert and I explored a new model of public services emerging on the frontline of delivery. We argued that […]
4th March, 2019
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This article first appeared in the LGC on 05 February 2019. Never in the field of political conflict were so many wartime references uttered by so few to be endured […]
6th February, 2019
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This was first published in the MJ This was the moment a British government finally got serious about the most pressing social problem facing the UK: our dysfunctional housing market. […]
22nd November, 2017
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This article was first published in Civil Service World. The Budget was a mixed bag for local government. Councils face financial uncertainty after 2020, with grant funding still reducing, the […]
22nd November, 2017