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Part of @policyatkings.bsky.social, based in the Faculty of Social Science & Public Policy at King's College London.
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@schoolforgovt.bsky.socialIn the second instalment of our new series w/ @policyatkings.bsky.social – The Growth Papers – authors John Kingman and Shriti Vadera explore how devolution could have a powerful impact on growth.
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@schoolforgovt.bsky.socialIn the first instalment of our new series – The Growth Papers – authors John Kingman and Shriti Vadera set out why Britain needs a truly ambitious growth policy agenda, and how this can be achieved. 🧵⬇️ Read the report and subscribe to receive future issues
@schoolforgovt.bsky.social"Two people involved in steering Britain through the financial crisis say the economic stagnation ever since can be overcome with a ‘relentless’ growth mission" In his Sunday Times column, David Smith previews The Growth Papers – our new series authored by John Kingman and Shriti Vadera
@schoolforgovt.bsky.socialThey will propose measures that are affordable, deliverable and politically possible, whichever party is in government. “Growth is not one input among others to national success; it is the precondition for all the others,” they write. Read the first two Growth Papers ⬇️
@schoolforgovt.bsky.socialNEW: Britain can only escape two decades of stagnant living standards with a policy agenda matching the scale of the problem, according to two of the UK’s most experienced economic policymakers, John Kingman and Shriti Vadera. Their new series – The Growth Papers – will set out possible solutions ⬇️
@schoolforgovt.bsky.social🤖 We're pleased to have been awarded a grant from the Cabinet Office's Evaluation Accelerator Fund to study public trust in automated vehicles – in partnership with DG Cities and the Department for Transport.
@schoolforgovt.bsky.social⬇️ Solidarity Symposia are one-day events spotlighting PhD and early-career researchers working in social science research with an interest in social justice.
@schoolforgovt.bsky.social💡 Join us, @lindseymacmillan.bsky.social, @michael-sanders.bsky.social and Julia Ellingwood this December for our final Solidarity Symposia of the year, focussing on improving the life chances of children and young people, both locally and globally
@schoolforgovt.bsky.socialEVENT: Generation Maybe: Why We're Having Fewer Children, and What It Means for Us All
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Join Camilla Cavendish for the launch of her new book to explore what is really behind falling birth rates, why this matters for society, and how policymakers should respond.
@schoolforgovt.bsky.social🎧 Listen in full on our website, where you can also check out all episodes of the podcast ⬇️
@schoolforgovt.bsky.social🔊 "People who join the military see it is more of an identity. It's less of a career and more of being a part of something bigger than them" 🎧 In episode 12 of the School for Government podcast Abi Worrell discusses why joining the military is unlike any other job 🔗 ⬇️
@schoolforgovt.bsky.social💡 A full house for today's conference, Behavioural Science in Government: Bringing the Magic Back. This event – organised HM Revenue & Customs with support from the School for Government – marks the return of the UK Government Behavioural Insights Conference.
@schoolforgovt.bsky.social🎓 The teaching period for our Masters in Leadership with Institute of Public Administration in Bahrain has come to an end – we wish all our students the best of luck with their dissertations, and look forward to meeting next year's cohort!
@schoolforgovt.bsky.social"a staggering death rate of 130 per 100,000 care leavers... at least three times higher than the general population"
💬 @michael-sanders.bsky.social in @uk.theconversation.com, on the new government-commissioned report on care leavers suffering early deaths
