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What Economic Reform should have looked liked

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The turn to economic liberalisation from the 1970s on used ideas from the academy to address the problems of over-regulation and economic policy making by deal doing. But once underway, …

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Land Value Tax in Practice

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There has been substantial interest in the potential of land value tax over the last few years.  It is seen as a way to address the growing inequality in terms …

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Innovation, Sustainability and Trust

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Creating a human society which is sustainable must rate as the biggest innovation challenge humanity has ever faced.  We often think of this challenge as one of technological innovation, but …

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10 Years after: Testimony from the Crash

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The following is based on the actual testimony of real people who were affected by the Crash in different ways.  It was performed as an improvised piece by Annee Blott …

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Economics: No More Experts Anymore?

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Challenging “Nudge Economics”: Reframing the market as a community of advantage

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‘Nudge economics’ has created a lot of interest and had a lot of influence most recently with a Nobel prize for Richard Thaler. Prof Robert Sugden, an eminent behavioural economist …

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Shut Down the Business School

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Business schools are institutions which, a decade after the financial crash, continue to act as loudspeakers for neoliberal capitalism with all its injustices and planetary consequences. ​ Little seems to …

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Good work if you can get it

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Interview – Matthew Taylor Chief Executive of the Royal Society of the Arts, Matthew Taylor, last year led a review for the Government to consider how employment practices needed to change …

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Caring and Sharing

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Stewarding Zebras

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