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The Public Sector Informant: Will bureaucrats begin using the megaphone?
What an extraordinary phenomenon Brexit has become. The UK Supreme Court's intervention last week is just the latest dramatic development in this real-time stress-testing of the British constitution and the Westminster system. By Dennis Grube
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Well-being & progress, Health
Bennett Prospect Prize: Writing a great submission
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Brexit, Government
The Makings of Brexit
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Place & public policy, Regional inequality
Townscapes: What’s really happening in towns in the North East?
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Technology, Government, The Digital State, Policy success & failure
The rise and fall of UK digital government - learning from the past
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Technology, Government, The Digital State, Tech States
Establishing the Principles of Digital Government: Transparency, Fairness and Accessibility
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Brexit, Government
Will a no deal Brexit lead to the break-up of the UK?
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Economics, Well-being & progress
Elizabethan lessons in ethical economics
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Economics
The Adventures of Statman
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Economics, Brexit
Rentier capitalism: the UK case
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Economics, Well-being & progress
Democratising understanding in a complex world
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Health, Public Policy Community
Modelling the possible returns to the NHS from private sector use of the 100K genomes database
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Brexit, Government
The last Prime Minister of the Union?