Events

The New Austerity and the Big Society

The organisations that are best placed to make the Big Society a reality are being squeezed to breaking point – so what next?

The New Economics Podcast reading list

Our reading recommendations from the latest series of the podcast for you to dig in to over the summer

The New Economics Zine

Issue 4: Is a greener world possible?

The New Economics Zine

Issue 1: Change the rules

The New Economics Zine

Issue 2: Is our economy making us sick?

The New Economics Zine

Issue 3: What world do we want to return to?

The New Economics Zine: Issue 5

Can words change the world?

The New Economics Zine: Issue 6

Generational warfare or generational solidarity?

The new fisheries policy that wasn’t

The Government should be looking to design a fisheries policy to work in the public interest

The New Wealth of Time

How time banking helps people build better services

The next financial crisis: the ‘great unwind’

Alfie Stirling writes for the New Internationalist

THE PARIS AGREEMENT: HAVE OIL COMPANIES GOT THE MEMO?

Oil companies talk a good game on climate change, but what about when the chips are down?

The people, the commons and the public realm

How can we take control of the resources we need to survive?

The performance and transformation of soft-loan funds in the UK

The plight of the high street

NEF CEO Miatta Fahnbulleh on LBC

The politics of "welfare" has distorted public perceptions of social security

New polling commissioned by NEF suggests that most people don’t have a clear sense of the level of support people currently receive

The possibility of an independent Scotland

Alfie Stirling on talkRADIO

The Power and Potential of Well-Being Indicators

Measuring young people’s wellbeing in Nottingham