This is a private roundtable event. For further information please contact Elliott Meats, Events and Communications Manager, elliott.mears@respublica.org.uk, 0207 222 6552.

Phillip Blond guest speaks at the June 11th DISCUSS debate.

Catholic social teaching seeks to provide guidance on, amongst other things, the appropriate role of the state in economic life. Pope Benedict XVI’s social encyclical, Caritas in veritate, prompted an important discussion after the financial crash about the role of ethics in business. This discussion united many who disagreed on a range of other issues. […]

Speakers: Phillip Blond, Director, ResPublica Stephen Teagle, Managing Director, Affordable Housing and Regeneration, Galliford Try

On Monday 30th June, ResPublica will be hosting Rt Hon Greg Barker MP, Minister of State for Energy and Climate Change, who will be delivering a keynote speech on how the gas revolution can help put the UK on track to the low carbon future that we desperately need. In the context of global climate […]

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.

Bound by tradition and ethics, Islamic finance follows a moral code that could transform our financial sector and restore ethos and values to British banking. Already prominent in the UK, and with a projected global market worth of $2 trillion in assets by the end of 2014, it is not only ethical, but profitable. In […]

THE ISSUE: The North’s major cities have enjoyed an incredible renaissance during the past decade, and despite the challenging economic environment of recent years, they continue to make huge progress. Despite all the progress made, the investment won, and the impressive physical regeneration that has taken place, there still remains a chasm between prosperity in […]

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.