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 the key idea at the heart of this model...
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 by so many. Whether it is Mark Francois MP...
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. It is an issue on which a long line...
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 definition of “fair funding” still pending and the prospect...
22nd November, 2017