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SUMMARY:Beyond the failures of liberal feminism
DESCRIPTION:Feminism is at a crossroads. In terms of rights and representation\, things have never been better for women in the UK. But ‘progress’ is not linear – in fact\, ‘progress’ is an illusion. And it is becoming increasingly apparent that a liberal doctrine that prioritises freedom above all else is not necessarily the answer to the problems women continue to face\, in this country and worldwide. \nJoined by some of the most interesting feminist thinkers working in the UK today\, we will be discussing the failures of liberal feminism\, and what a new form of post-liberal feminism might look like. \nSpeaker line-up: \n\nLouise Perry (Chair)\nNimco Ali\nKathleen Stock\nMary Harrington\nNina Power
URL:https://www.respublica.org.uk/event/beyond-the-failures-of-liberal-feminism/
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SUMMARY:A new social contract for Education and Skills
DESCRIPTION:Long before the outbreak of the coronavirus\, the public discourse about the UK’s education and skills system was focussed on whether it is fit for present purpose or indeed equipped to face the challenges of the future: automation; the Fourth Industrial Revolution; and the future of work. \nIn some respects\, Covid-19 has accelerated these issues. Technology has made remote working a new reality for many\, though not all. But it has also demanded a re-assessment of so-called ‘lower-skilled’ employment in the face of the vital role that many have provided in health and care\, food processing\, food retail\, logistics and other sectors. \nAs we emerge from the pandemic and look to economic recovery\, we will need the skills to drive innovation\, productivity\, and growth. The priority must be to avoid mass unemployment and to re-skill people. But how might we chart a way into the unknown where the jobs of the future don’t yet exist? \nThis online event will explore what this new system might look like. The urgent need for an integrated tertiary education system that can respond to employer demand\, provide bespoke ‘just-in-time’ training solutions\, and facilitate lifelong learning. \nWe will discuss the future role of universities – as civic institutions and as drivers of local industrial strategy – and the need for a future funding settlement that can provide better value for students and a better fit with industry. \nHow might we arrive at a new social contract to address inequalities in society and our education and skills system? \nSpeaker line-up: \n\nProf. Julia Black FBA\, LSE\nPhillip Blond\, ResPublica (Chair)\nGerd Leonhard\, Futurist\nToby Perkins MP\nChris Skidmore MP
URL:https://www.respublica.org.uk/event/a-new-social-contract-for-education-and-skills/
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SUMMARY:Post-liberalism in the UK
DESCRIPTION:Societal\, political\, and economic turmoil appear to be the norm for the foreseeable future and the situation is only being enhanced by the effects of the current pandemic crisis. \nA paradigm shift is much needed\, for societies and governments\, national and local\, to be able to address the issues that will continue to arise. \nJoined by renowned panellists\, we will be discussing a new path for post-liberalism in the UK\, what will it look like and how it can provide a new way forward\, in the second of our Post-liberalism series of online events. \nSpeaker line-up: \n\nPhillip Blond (Chair)\nPaul Embery\nMatthew Goodwin\nMary Harrington\nLouise Perry\nNick Timothy
URL:https://www.respublica.org.uk/event/post-liberalism-in-the-uk/
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20201021T150000
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SUMMARY:The Future of Place-Based Devolution in England
DESCRIPTION:  \n \nThe event will aim to be a high-level discussion on the future of place-based devolution in England. \nDespite most large metro-regions in England having secured devolution deals\, central government has failed to deliver radical reform at the pace and scale required. Many places including mid-sized cities\, districts\, and counties have been left behind. \nWe would like to discuss what needs to happen next. What form of devolution is most optimal for the country? If we are to reboot devolution\, what should this look like? What is the future for localism\, post-Covid? Will we witness a rowing back on devolved powers\, as the central state takes a firmer grip on our national finances? Can we expect large scale urban flight and a retreat from a city-based model of economic development and place-making? \nSpeaker line-up: \n\nPhillip Blond\, ResPublica (Chair)\nMayor Tim Bowles\, West of England\nCllr. John Fuller\, DCN\nBruce Katz\, Co-founder\, New Localism\nProf. Tony Travers\, LSE\nCllr. David Williams\, CCN
URL:https://www.respublica.org.uk/event/the-future-of-place-based-devolution-in-england/
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SUMMARY:The future of post-liberalism; an international seminar
DESCRIPTION:Societal\, political\, and economic turmoil appear to be the norm for the foreseeable future and the situation is only being enhanced by the effects of the current pandemic crisis. \nA paradigm shift is much needed\, for societies and governments\, national and local\, to be able to address the issues that will continue to arise. \nJoined by internationally renowned panellists\, we will be discussing a new path for post-liberalism\, what will it look like and how it can provide a new way forward. \nSpeaker line-up: \n\nMary Harrington (Chair)\nPhillip Blond\, ResPublica\nPatrick Deneen\, Notre Dame University\nRyszard Legutko MEP\nNick Timothy CBE\nAdrian Vermeule\, Harvard Law School
URL:https://www.respublica.org.uk/event/the-future-of-post-liberalism-an-international-seminar/
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