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“Post Populism: Towards a new democratic settlement”
A reminder that tonight the annual Cambridge Public Policy Lecture will be hosted by the Department of Politics and International Studies and the Bennett Institute for Public Policy. Polly Mackenzie will be speaking on ‘Post Populism: Towards a new democratic settlement’. Polly is the Chief Executive of Demos. The Lecture will take place tonight from 17:30-19:00 in the Frankopan Hall, West Court at Jesus College, Cambridge. Followed by a Drinks Reception in the West Court Reception Foyer from 19:00-19:30. Tickets are free for this event and still available. Booking is essential. Eventbrite listing here: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/2019-annual-public-policy-lecture-with-polly-mackenzie-director-of-demos-tickets-76221920817
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Sustainability, The Wealth Economy, Climate change
Professor Cordonier Segger to explore new climate law & policy research at Bennett Institute
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Economics, Well-being & progress
Cambridge University leads new research to create national measures for wellbeing
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Economics, Well-being & progress
Industrial Strategy Council Publishes New Success Metrics with Bennett Institute's Social Capital Measures
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Technology, The Digital State, Tech States
Tech States: New episode 'Digital Government, In Practice and On Reflection'
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Brexit, Government
The Guardian: Hopes of clean break with EU are nonsense, says ex-Brexit official
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Brexit, Government
Former Brexit chief takes research role at Cambridge University
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Well-being & progress, Health
Public health policy: Bennett Institute offers £10,000 prize open to 31-12-2019
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Public Policy Community
Tribute to Dr Finbarr Livesey 1972 - 2019
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Economics, Sustainability, Well-being & progress
Cambridge research project proposes new economic indicators for 21st century progress
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Economics
Diane Coyle receives honorary degree from Bristol
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Well-being & progress, Health
Cambridge University’s Bennett Institute calls for ideas to transform UK public health
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Economics, Policy research
Video archive: Symposium on Competition Policy