
The Problem Solvers
Following instructions has been at the core, and has driven the success of, mass education. Yet in a more volatile, uncertain world, characterised by innovation and entrepreneurship, we now need to […]
Following instructions has been at the core, and has driven the success of, mass education. Yet in a more volatile, uncertain world, characterised by innovation and entrepreneurship, we now need to […]
Being Well in the 21st Century Have you ever wanted to do some art rather than run on a treadmill, or discuss a book not just press weights? This paper […]
ALT Now: Making Money and Meaning ALT/Now was an ambitious effort run with the Banff Centre in Alberta to redesign the Canadian economy from the bottom to make it more […]
Dementia raises deeply troubling issues about our obligations to care for people whose identity might have changed in the most disturbing ways. In turn, those changes challenge us to confront […]
The common ground between radical and conservative critics of modern capitalism could provide the way forward for politics beyond Trump. The ideas of two German refugees from Nazism could provide […]
We are in the midst of an intensifying search for belonging, one that makes the idea of home as important to politics as the idea of class or rights – […]
The best way to have a new idea is often to recuperate a discarded old one. In London, a home-grown solution is waiting to be rediscovered: the city should create a new generation […]
Why Britain Voted for Brexit An article for the Long and Short magazine. Brexit was more than just a vote on membership of the EU. It was a vote on […]
1. 14 Ideas That Could Save Labour – a feature article for the Observer, written at the time of the Labour leadership election in 2015: With no sign of the […]