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17 October 2010
Art and taxes

Paul Gauguin, Tracey Emin and paying for our fertile landscape of culture and creativity

Adam Schoenborn
1
04 October 2010
The austerity drive must not derail winning the 'big society'

The Guardian

Phillip Blond
0
26 September 2010
The route to mediocrity

Management thinker and ResPublica Fellow John Seddon raises alarm over 'unit cost' proposals

Professor John Seddon
4
17 September 2010
Rape? What rape?

Sandra Gruescu asks: how far are we willing to go to cut the deficit?

Sandra Gruescu
8
31 August 2010
What is international aid for?

The Coalition wants aid projects to contribute to the national interest, but Labour argue this will lead to the `securitisation' of the international aid budget. Are we witnessing a fundamental re-think about what aid should be used for?

Samuel Middleton
0
26 August 2010
Big Society - Small State?

ResPublica Fellow Jules Peck asks if the Big Society's break with the individualist neo-liberal model of the Thatcher era is only rhetoric? What role can the state play in making it a reality?

Jules Peck
3
17 August 2010
100 Days

Looking back on the first hundred days of the Coalition Government

Adam Schoenborn
0
09 June 2010
Innovation in the Age of Austerity

If this is genuinely going to be a 'once-in-a-generation opportunity to transform the way that government works,' then the Comprehensive Spending Review will need to leave room for risk and innovation

Samuel Middleton
2
10 May 2010
Party Posturing on Trident

No tactical gains to be made from playing politics with defence

Samuel Middleton
1
22 March 2010
Desperately Seeking Savings

ResPublica's Deputy Director, Asheem Singh, on the enduring public sector procurement muddle - and the policies that will make it worse

Asheem Singh
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