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ResPublica Director Phillip Blond spoke to the Institute of Government on February 24th 2010, proposing a genuinely progressive Conservatism that will restore social equality and revive British culture.
ResPublica Director Phillip Blond will be speaking at the ‘Education and the State: The State of Education' lecture series on the topic 'Should the State Teach Virtues Rather than Values?'. Please visit the University of Cambridge website for more details: http://talks.cam.ac.uk/show/index/23273
ResPublica Director Phillip Blond will be speaking to the Leadership Centre for Local Government's Conservative Next Generation cohort.
ResPublica Director Phillip Blond will be speaking at: Red Tory: A different vision for our future.
ResPublica Director Phillip Blond will be speaking at the HTI event Education, Education, Education: 20yrs on.
UPDATE: We won! To read more about the event please visit: http://www.nextleft.org/2010/02/final-score-from-think-tank-clash.htmlResPublica Director Phillip Blond will be speaking at the Think-Tank Clash, in which think tanks from across the political spectrum go head-to-head to debate key political issues at this opening event in our Election 10 series, hosted by Rory Bremner. Based on the model of a sound-system clash, the leading minds of the UK's think tanks compete to impress the audience with the power of their ideas. Policy Exchange, The Fabian Society, Royal Society for the Arts and Public Policy Research are all signed up. Calling on star witnesses to support their arguments, topics will include the environment, education, social policy, Europe, civil liberties and the economy, discussed in a series of tightly timed sessions.To book tickets please visit the Southbank Centre website: http://www.southbankcentre.co.uk/find/literature-spoken-word/tickets/think-
What will a post recession public sector look like?Exploring the future shape and role of government, bonfire of the quango's etc. What are the responsibilities of the state? What regulation and scrutiny can we expect to see across the public sector and government and what impact will this have on innovation? How can we mash up disciplines to better deliver outcomes for citizens?To register please visit The Guardian website: http://www.guardian.co.uk/summit
ResPublica Director Phillip Blond will be speaking at The Social Enterprise Coalition's annual conference-VOICE10, to register please visit their website: http://www.voice09.org/pages/programme.html
ResPublica Director Phillip Blond will be speaking at the Fabian New Year Conference on the topic: ‘The Next Capitalism: What should the economy do for us?' to purchase tickets please visit the Fabian website: http://www.fabians.org.uk/events/events-news/fabians-announce-new-year-conference-2010
The decline of civil society and what it means for society