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From Command to Coordination: Will 2026 see us rethink policy power in a complex UK?

In her recent blog “There aren’t any levers” Polly Mackenzie makes an important and timely point: the traditional metaphor of government as a system of levers to be pulled – tweak tax here, adjust benefit rates there – is obsolete. For my two cents, I think that Polly really nails it in this piece. In […]

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1st Jul 2024

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A better way to measure the UK’s health and happiness

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New Programme: How do we finance the future?

3rd Jun 2024

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Carnegie UK welcomes eight new members to its Board of Trustees

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CBI director and Liverpool Eurovision chief among eight trustee appointments at Carnegie UK