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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
3
04 October 2010
The austerity drive must not derail winning the 'big society'

The Guardian

Phillip Blond
4
26 September 2010
The route to mediocrity

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

Professor John Seddon
18
17 September 2010
Rape? What rape?

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

Sandra Gruescu
11
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
5
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
13
17 August 2010
100 Days

Looking back on the first hundred days of the Coalition Government

Adam Schoenborn
3
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
4
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
11

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