OpinionJanice ThomsonReflection Group offers few new ideas to engage EU citizensBack in 2008, with the EU stalled pending ratification of the Lisbon Treaty, the European Council appointed…Learn MoreOpinionInvolve Web EditorMaking engagement countCan anyone spare £6bn? As this period of frugality creeps up on us, budgets for public engagement will be m…Learn MoreOpinionSimon BurallThe Bigger the Better? – How to make the Big Society workThe Big Society seemed to have disappeared during the leadership debates. However, following hard on the hee…Learn MoreOpinionInvolve Web EditorIs there a future for Total Place under the new government?We haven’t heard much from the new government on Total Place. Prior to the election there were positive ru…Learn MoreOpinionSimon BurallPlacards, pie charts and proportional representationOn Saturday rolling 24 hour news gave prominent and near constant coverage to a group of around 1000 people…Learn MoreOpinionEdward AnderssonWhen the going gets tough, the tough need to sit down and talk…“When you’re leading, don’t talk.” Thomas E. Dewey (American Politician) There is a common belief in…Learn MoreOpinionThea ShahrokhCo-production: the future of service provision whoever wins on May 6th?The shape of public services to come is a feature of all three Party manifestos. In particular there is a fo…Learn MoreOpinionInvolve Web EditorParticipation in post-election society: Who, how, and why?With the election campaign in full swing (including the obligatory egg-throwing incident), the three main pa…Learn MoreOpinionWhat(s) a State? …election manifestos examinedThe election manifestos are out! Involve examines the three party’s manifestos and the future citizen-stat…Learn More PagesFirst ‹ previous … 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 … next › Last
