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SUMMARY:'The Labour Party's Vision for Defence' with Vernon Coaker MP
DESCRIPTION:This is a private roundtable event. For further information please contact Elliott Mears\, Events and Communications Manager\, elliott.mears@respublica.org.uk\, 0207 222 6552.
URL:https://www.respublica.org.uk/event/labour-partys-vision-defence-vernon-coaker-mp/
CATEGORIES:Society
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SUMMARY:Britain and Immigration - which way forward?
DESCRIPTION:Speakers:\n\nJames Forsyth\, Political Editor\, The Spectator @JGForsyth (invited)\nJames Brokenshire MP\, Minister for Immigration @JBrokenshire\nThe Lord Popat of Harrow\, Lord in Waiting\nSunder Katwala\, Director\, British Future @sundersays\nSir Andrew Green\, Chairmen\, MigrationWatch UK\n\nResPublica’s full Conservative Party Conference programme is available here.
URL:https://www.respublica.org.uk/event/britain-immigration-way-forward/
LOCATION:Room 110\, Jurys Inn\, Room 110\, Jurys Inn\, West Midlands\, Birmingham\, B1 2HQ
CATEGORIES:Society
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SUMMARY:Conference 'The Idea of Europe'
DESCRIPTION:The conference on “The Idea of Europe” is organised by the independent journal Telos — a leading publication that brings together intellectuals from around the world\, especially North America and Europe. The conference will take place in L’Aquila\, Italy\, on 5-8 September 2014. \nAmid the war in eastern Ukraine and growing uncertainty within the EU\, the question of Europe has once again come to the fore. Since 1945\, integration has retrieved and extended the ancient Carolingian unity of France and Germany in the west of Europe. But successive waves of EU enlargement have failed to restore and renew the Constantinian vision of a pan-European polity that includes Russia\, Ukraine and Turkey — former empires that emerged from Byzantium and that view themselves as European powers. \nHow can we rethink relations across Europe and also between Europe\, the rest of the West and the wider world? Can we speak of a global Europe without a leading role for Britain and Russia — however unlikely such a scenario currently may be? \nSuch and similar questions will be addressed in the form of plenary panel debates and individual presentations. Among the confirmed speakers are Russell Berman (Stanford)\, Phillip Blond (ResPublica)\, Christopher Coker (LSE)\,Tim Luke (Virginia Tech)\, David Pan (University of California\, Irvine)\, Luciano Pellicani (Rome)\, Nicholas Rengger (St. Andrews) and Richard Sakwa (Kent). \nThere are still places left to attend the conference\, give a presentation or participate in one of the plenary panels. The deadline for registration has been extended until Wednesday 14th August: telosinstitute.net/laquilaconference. \nFor further information\, please email Dr Adrian Pabst\, Associate Editor of Telos\, A.Pabst@kent.ac.uk.
URL:https://www.respublica.org.uk/event/conference-idea-europe/
LOCATION:L’Aquila\, Italy
CATEGORIES:Society
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SUMMARY:After the Scottish Referendum: The future of devolution
DESCRIPTION:After the Scottish Referendum: The future of devolution #ScottishIndependence. \nSpeakers:\n\nRt Hon David Mundell MP\, Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Scotland @DavidMundellMP\nJacob Rees-Mogg MP\, Member of Parliament for North East Somerset\nPhillip Blond\, Director\, ResPublica @Phillip_Blond\nNat Le Roux\, Director\, The Constitution Society @Con_Soc\nAlan Cochrane\, Scottish Editor\, The Telegraph @AlanCochraneSez
URL:https://www.respublica.org.uk/event/scottish-referendum-future-devolution/
LOCATION:Charter 4\, Charter 4\, Manchester Central\, Windmill Street\, Manchester\, M2 3GX
CATEGORIES:Society
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20130313T140000
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SUMMARY:What Does a Mutual Economy Really Look Like?
DESCRIPTION:On 13th March 2013\, ResPublica launched its latest publication\, Making It Mutual\, which showcases the importance of ownership\, mutuality and reciprocity as mainstream principles for the economy and society. \nWith much emphasis on the need for an open and more competitive market\, matched with the democratic deficit faced by many of our public institutions\, the need for more accountable and diverse business models is ever more pressing. The importance of widespread ownership and responsibility are central to achieving social prosperity and economic success\, but as we look forward to the Chancellor’s Budget\, and further reforms to public services\, will such models of ownership play a key part? \nA keynote speech was given by the Rt Hon Francis Maude MP\, Minister for the Cabinet Office\, followed by a panel discussion with speakers including: \n\nRt Hon Dame Tessa Jowell MP\, former Secretary of State for the Department of Culture\, Media and Sport\nGeorge Freeman MP\, Government Adviser on Life Sciences and Chairman of the All Party Group on Science and Technology in Agriculture\nAndrew Burnell\, Chief Executive\, City Health Care Partnership CIC\nMatt Cavanagh\, Head of Public Affairs\, John Lewis Partnership\n\nContributors to the essay collection include Professor Julian Le Grand\, Chair\, Cabinet Office Mutuals Taskforce; Graeme Nuttall\, Government Adviser\, HM Treasury Employee Ownership Advisory Group; Patrick Roach\, Deputy Director General\, NASUWT; Charlie Mayfield\, Chairman\, John Lewis Partnership; and span a number of sectors of society\, such as banking and finance\, education\, retail\, infrastructure and transport\, and media\, culture and sports.
URL:https://www.respublica.org.uk/event/mutual-economy-really-look-like/
LOCATION:House of Commons\, House of Commons\, Westminster\, London
CATEGORIES:Society
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20130304T160000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20130304T173000
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SUMMARY:How Will Welfare Reform Affect Local Communities?
DESCRIPTION:ResPublica’s event ‘How Will Welfare Reform Affect Local Communities?’ will take the form of a 90 minute panel discussion with Q&A. It will explore the community implications of welfare reform and ask whether we need localism policies that take into account reciprocal welfare measures and local employment markets which include informal work and volunteering. \nThe ‘strivers and shirkers’ narrative underscores a widespread desire for a fairer economy which rewards hard work and participation in society\, yet all too unfortunately is a debate fuelled by individualism. Meanwhile the recent Public Accounts Select committee report and the Court of Appeal ruling on the work programme have exposed contradictions in public attitudes and expectations of employment\, welfare and work. \nThe event will ask whether a more community-based approach\, which takes into account the economic implications of localism\, would provide solutions that work for local communities and labour markets. \nThe discussion will provide an opportunity to discuss the findings of ResPublica’s latest report\, Responsible recovery: A social contract for local growth. This report is based on the premise that economic growth must be balanced with social prerogatives\, and that addressing growth and employment on a local level requires a deeper and more widespread application of localism. \nSpeakers include:\n\nStephen Timms MP\, Shadow Minister for Work and Pensions\nKate Green MP\, Shadow Minister for Equalities\nJess Steele\, Director of Strategy\, Locality\nShiv Malik\, Correspondent\, The Guardian\nJulian Dobson\, author of ResPublica report Responsible Recovery: A social contract for local growth\nMatthew Gardiner\, Chief Executive\, Trafford Housing Trust\n\nKindly supported by: Trafford Housing Trust\, Rochdale Boroughwide Housing\, Cross Keys Homes\, and Placeshapers.
URL:https://www.respublica.org.uk/event/will-welfare-reform-affect-local-communities/
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