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Featured post
Policy lessons from catastrophic events
As we approach the third anniversary of the Grenfell Tower fire on 14th June, the Bennett Institute's new report on 'Policy Lessons from Catastrophic Events' captures the output of a workshop held in February 2020. The report focuses on why we find it difficult to learn from events such as the Grenfell Fire to bring about change, and demonstrates the importance of bringing together a range of stakeholders with a common interest in a shared problem - to help create effective policy.
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COVID19, Place & public policy, Health
Townscapes: Health Inequalities in England
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COVID19, Well-being & progress
Talking about COVID-19?
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COVID19, Economics, Well-being & progress
What Price Equity in a Crisis?
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COVID19, The Wealth Economy
Building recovery and a better future by investing in complementary assets
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COVID19, Place & public policy
COVID-19 and commuting travel choices
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COVID19, Place & public policy
The policy landscape after Covid-19
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Economics, Regulation
The Credit Rating-Capital Structure Hypothesis – Does CEO Overconfidence Matter?
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COVID19, Government
Why have the UK's governments diverged on easing lockdown?
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COVID19, Well-being & progress, Health
Food insecurity in the UK – why we need a new normal
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COVID19, Government
Learning the right lessons about politics from the challenge of coronavirus
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COVID19, Economics, Technology
Big Data for the Public Good
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COVID19, Government
The history of emergency legislation and the COVID-19 crisis