Welfare Reform Network event launch summary
Summary of the launch of the Policy Scotland Welfare Reform Network with the event ‘Sanctions in Scotland: evidence, policy in practice and impacts’.
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Video: Policy Reunion – community planning partnerships
You can view footage below from the Policy Reunion Event held on 24 March 2015 on community planning partnerships. At this event Policy Scotland Director, Ken Gibb, chaired a panel focused on the emergence and evolution of Community Planning Partnerships (CPPs), a cornerstone of Public Service Reforms in Scotland. The panelists were: Rory Mair, Chief…
Introducing ‘This Place Matters’
This Place Matters is a collaborative learning project for communities and local authorities developed by the University of Glasgow and Architecture + Design Scotland
Business Regulation for an Independent Scotland – a view from Down Under
Paper on the future prosperity of Scotland in independence viewed from Australia.
Event: Ideas Forum – ‘Infrastructure needs of the knowledge economy’ – 24 April 2015
An SCKC Ideas Forum to assess the infrastructure needs of the knowledge economy, including both physical infrastructure and virtual networks.
Video: Welfare Reform Network launch event
On 19 February 2015 the Welfare Reform Network held its launch event at the University of Glasgow. Thank you to all who came along and made it such a wonderful start to this Network. The videos are now available to watch either as a playlist or individually. Our sincere thanks to our speakers, Dr David Webster…
Event: 4 March 2015 – The Great War and the mechanisation of warfare
Moral Victories event in association with Policy Scotland Wednesday 4 March 2015 Michael N. Schmitt of the Naval War College, Newport The Great War and the mechanisation of warfare
Cities and new sources of growth
Lecture reviewing current low economic growth in the western economies and outliig apotential way forward.
Introducing Moral Victories, a new collaboration with Policy Scotland
“What constitutes victory? I think that is a fundamental question, and it is good for each of us in this country to ask ourselves that from time to time. When we try to decide whether or not we’ve been victorious, we have to think, for just a second, what the term ‘victory’ means.” General Tommy…