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Why Risk Waivers for SMEs would help to fire economic growth
19th June 2013
It is no secret that personal and corporate lending has stagnated over the last five years. The credit that our businesses and households need is simply not as available as it was.
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Neither austerity nor Keynesianism
13th June 2013
Here are two thinkers who want to reform the state for making more accurate and more efficient. But one, Philippe Aghion, close to the socialists, wants to make intelligent, the other, Phillip Blond , who inspired the concept of “Big Society” British Conservative, wants to reduce it to its bare minimum.
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Let’s stop wasting money on social science research that never gets used
11th June 2013
ConservativeHome’s Deep End Discusses Phillip Blond’s view on ideas-led research.
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Referendum UK
19th May 2013
Interview with ResPublica Director Phillip Blond on the EU referendum bill.
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Truth In Politics
10th May 2013
Human beings make rational choices, and choices are rational only if they seek out the truth. But the truth may be uncomfortable, so that we have a motive to avoid it.
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A place that will drive economic and social recovery. In other words, a cathedral
8th May 2013
This week, Baroness Berridge and Mark Hoban MP, the Minister for Employment, will launch an entrepreneurial initiative intended to back new firms and create fresh jobs from what, at first sight, may be an unlikely location – a Cathedral of the Church of England.
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Heroes and Heroines of Compassionate Conservatism
24th April 2013
Conservative Homes maps the story of compassionate conservatism in Britain, featuring ResPublica’s Phillip Blond.
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Beyond State and Market
20th April 2013
Italian publication Telos Primo Piano interviews ResPublica Director Phillip Blond.
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The Legacy of Margaret Thatcher
15th April 2013
Margaret Thatcher saved Britain’s economy and had she been less Euro-sceptic perhaps she could have saved Europe from the Euro. But the lack of any account of the social blinded her to the fate of her people.
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Thatcher’s Perverse Victory and the Prospect of an Ethical Economy
15th April 2013
Margaret Thatcher has been retrospectively turned into some sort of heroine – even a saint. But her true status was grasped most accurately by the Jewish atheist historian Raphael Samuel.
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