With David Cameron’s recent relaunch of the Big Society, it is timely to re-examine plans from across the political spectrum to reform the relationship between the state and individuals and communities. Ahead of an LSE conference ‘The Big Society and the Good Society’ next week, Tony Travers looks at the growing desire for political localism and finds that it will only thrive if Whitehall is willing to devolve more democratic and financial powers away from the centre
One of the core aims of the government’s big society programme is to devolve power and the provision...
Since entering office in 2010, a distinct grammar of localism has pervaded the UK Coalition Governme...
This paper concerns the apparent decentralization of decision-making in the UK that has accompanied ...
Conservative and Liberal Democrat ministers have sought maximum publicity for their policies of dece...
The nature of the British political system is such that Westminster is a bastion of concentrated pow...
One of the innovations touted by the Conservatives ‘Big Society’ plans is for mutualisation, where p...
The Conservatives’ proposals for ‘Northern powerhouses’ and Labour’s Adonis report illustrate the pr...
Since the election of David Cameron as Conservative Party Leader there has been renewed interest in ...
The Big Society was conceived of in Conservative Party documents and speeches in 2009 and announced ...
Through their ambitious devolution programme, the Conservatives show a new assertiveness in relation...
David Cameron’s Big Society idea is ambitious but its implications are far from straightforward. Dav...
During his quest for leadership of the English Conservative Party, David Cameron declared his intent...
On Tuesday, Lord Andrew Adonis released his report on regional growth in the UK for the Labour Party...
The development of a new model of capitalism has broken up traditional associations and communities....
The continued decline in levels of political engagement among British citizens has led many politici...
One of the core aims of the government’s big society programme is to devolve power and the provision...
Since entering office in 2010, a distinct grammar of localism has pervaded the UK Coalition Governme...
This paper concerns the apparent decentralization of decision-making in the UK that has accompanied ...
Conservative and Liberal Democrat ministers have sought maximum publicity for their policies of dece...
The nature of the British political system is such that Westminster is a bastion of concentrated pow...
One of the innovations touted by the Conservatives ‘Big Society’ plans is for mutualisation, where p...
The Conservatives’ proposals for ‘Northern powerhouses’ and Labour’s Adonis report illustrate the pr...
Since the election of David Cameron as Conservative Party Leader there has been renewed interest in ...
The Big Society was conceived of in Conservative Party documents and speeches in 2009 and announced ...
Through their ambitious devolution programme, the Conservatives show a new assertiveness in relation...
David Cameron’s Big Society idea is ambitious but its implications are far from straightforward. Dav...
During his quest for leadership of the English Conservative Party, David Cameron declared his intent...
On Tuesday, Lord Andrew Adonis released his report on regional growth in the UK for the Labour Party...
The development of a new model of capitalism has broken up traditional associations and communities....
The continued decline in levels of political engagement among British citizens has led many politici...
One of the core aims of the government’s big society programme is to devolve power and the provision...
Since entering office in 2010, a distinct grammar of localism has pervaded the UK Coalition Governme...
This paper concerns the apparent decentralization of decision-making in the UK that has accompanied ...