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London should clean up its air pollution – but it must ensure the right people pay

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London should clean up its air pollution – but it must ensure the right people pay

Becki Winson writes for CityMetric

Rebecca Winson

05 April 2019

Algorithms of Oppression

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Algorithms of Oppression

Discussion with Safiya Umoja Noble about how search engines reinforce racism

Date: 15 April 2019, 18:00-19:30

Place: London

Why gender pay inequality is a structural issue

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Why gender pay inequality is a structural issue

Alice Martin responds to gender pay gap figures

Alice Martin

05 April 2019

Why the four-day week could help solve Britain’s inequality problem

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Why the four-day week could help solve Britain’s inequality problem

Aidan Harper writes for The Guardian

Aidan Harper

03 April 2019

A Green New Deal

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A Green New Deal

Why a UK Green New Deal is What PostBrexit Britain Needs

Miatta Fahnbulleh, David Powell

03 April 2019

The fight for shorter working hours

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The fight for shorter working hours

We’re facing a number of crises in our workplace – reducing working hours is part of the solution

Aidan Harper

02 April 2019

Government attempts to ‘live within its means’ encourages UK households living beyond theirs

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Government attempts to ‘live within its means’ encourages UK households living beyond theirs

NEF analysis of the latest stats reveal another hidden cost of austerity

Frank van Lerven

29 March 2019

One year after the Cambridge Analytica scandal, we need to beef up responsibility for algorithms

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One year after the Cambridge Analytica scandal, we need to beef up responsibility for algorithms

We have choices about the digital future that we want.

Duncan McCann

29 March 2019

No-deal Brexit or not, the UK has never been less prepared for recession

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No-deal Brexit or not, the UK has never been less prepared for recession

Alfie Stirling writes for New Statesman

Alfie Stirling

29 March 2019

Why not spend a little more?

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Why not spend a little more?

Building a green economy will cost money. Where do we start?

David Powell

27 March 2019

Good Green Jobs for All

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Good Green Jobs for All

Discussing a just transition to a green jobs revolution with Rebecca Long-Bailey, Caroline Lucas and more

Date: 1 April 2019, 14:00-16:00

Place: London

Digital self-control

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Digital self-control

Algorithms, accountability, and our digital selves

Duncan McCann, Miranda Hall

25 March 2019

How safe are our drugs?

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How safe are our drugs?

Deregulation is putting our health, safety and wellbeing at risk – and it’s costing us billions

Adrian Bua, Till Bruckner

22 March 2019

NEF in the news, March 2019

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NEF in the news, March 2019

Media coverage of the New Economics Foundation

22 March 2019

Does new economics need wellbeing?

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Does new economics need wellbeing?

Without a power analysis, wellbeing economics misses the mark

Annie Quick

20 March 2019

A rail network for everyone

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A rail network for everyone

Probing HS2 and its alternatives

Andrew Pendleton, Emmet Kiberd, Paul Salveson

20 March 2019

HS2 will serve wealthier passengers and deliver more benefits to London than the North

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HS2 will serve wealthier passengers and deliver more benefits to London than the North

Analysis from the New Economics Foundation shows that HS2 will exacerbate and not redress the UK’s stark regional economic imbalances

20 March 2019

Universal Basic Income only goes so far - free public services are essential too

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Universal Basic Income only goes so far - free public services are essential too

Alfie Stirling writes for The Guardian

Alfie Stirling

19 March 2019

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