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Britain’s political parties and the constitution
Political parties are the “ghosts in the machine” of the UK constitution and more attention should be paid to their role in reforming how it operates.
Managing as a minister
This guest paper by the University of Southampton reveals patterns in ministerial leadership styles.
Public engagement and net zero
The government must do more to involve the public in designing policies to help the UK transition to a zero-carbon economy.
New Zealand's reforms to improve policymaking
New Zealand's Prime Minister’s recent endorsement signals that reforms are on track, says public servant and guest blogger, Sally Washington.
Learning across boundaries: standing on the shoulders of giants
In this guest blog, Graeme McDonald, Director of Solace, explores some of the key issues raised in a new report
How Welsh public services benefit from cross-UK evidence exchange
Reflections on how the Welsh Government is demanding, creating and using evidence from across the UK to inform public service improvement in Wales.
To join up services, build readiness to collaborate
Henry Kippin argues that a fundamental element of joining up services is fostering collaboration with the citizens who use local services.