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No “Jamaica” for Germany – The Takeaways

The collapse on Sunday night of exploratory talks to form a so-called “Jamaica Coalition” in Germany came as a surprise for many observers.

Organ transplants: who decides?

Imagine if two women of the same age were eligible to receive a kidney: Person A has served time in jail for robbery and has connection...

Nudge Theory: improving outcomes, but at what cost?

Nudge theory is often seen as a novel way to improve policy outcomes, using insights from behavioural science to encourage people to make...

China's Long-term Care System: Policy Innovation or Negative Example?

Preparing for the growing ageing population has become a key concern in many countries across the globe. Yet, in developing countries,...

Patriotism in the Age of Trump

“America is great because America is good.” - Hillary Rodham Clinton These words have become just a little bit harder for Americans like...

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What Justifies The Growing Need For Social Enterprises To Evaluate Their Social Impact?

Support Services for Children, Parents and Families during Austerity: Dr Harriet Churchill criticall

Using Rose’s “Whole Population” Strategy to Tackle the Globesity Epidemic

Welfare Consequences of the Great Recession: Dr Stefán Ólafsson Explores the Impact of Policies and

Neo-liberalism and the political economy of austerity: Dr Ray Kiely addresses spending cuts and “aus

A Sunburnt Country: Australia’s Climate Change Catastrophe and the Implications for Social Policy

Austerity and the Reconfiguration of the Welfare State: Dr Kevin Farnsworth opens Hilary Term’s new

Citizenship as a Political Weapon: India on the Brink of Chaos

Strikes, Trade Unions, and Politics: Advancing Workers’ Rights in Postindustrial Societies

Cleaning up China

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