The Hidden Power - page 2

We each have a duty to think before we speak. … View more +

Why should we care about political lobbying? Isn't business all about making connections? What's the problem? … View more +

Statutory duties for the behaviour of politicians and officials at work, including the duty of straight speak, shall be set. … View more +

Statutory duties for the behaviour of politicians and officials at work, including the duty of straight speak, shall be set. … View more +

"A fourth separation of powers shall be incorporated in every system of government for the independent feedback of results through a Resulture … View more +

Central government only undertakes tasks or makes decisions which localities cannot or which require uniform regulation. … View more +

A right to deliberative referenda shall exist; specific issues shall be resolved through Engage–Deliberate–Decide. … View more +

It may seem like a trivial point, that elections should be representative - are they not already? … View more +

Explicit democratic decisions shall be made as to what is in and what is out of the Commons, ie - what is … View more +

All lifestyles are accepted – within the constraint of not harming others or the biosphere. … View more +

Just because we don't live in a perfect world doesn't mean we can't improve things. … View more +

All members of a society (including those in government) are equally subject to publicly disclosed legal codes and processes: the rule of … View more +

Check 2: People and constitutional sovereignty: All political power resides in the people, who delegate a defined measure of that power to … View more +

The Biophysical World is Incorporated as the Central Partner in our Governance Models. … View more +

Welcome to The Hidden Power Podcast, Series 2 – Pre-flight Checklist, where we – Ed Straw and Philip Tottenham – examine conditions … View more +

Dominic Cummings has been seen as a controversial and divisive figure, but as with so many people at the political extremes, significant … View more +

For this final episode of series 1, I wanted to build on Buckminster Fuller’s idea of our planet – our habitat and … View more +

Dr Piret Toñurist, Systems Thinking lead at the OECD’s Observatory for Public Sector Innovation talks about the sense of powerlessness at the … View more +

John Naughton, tech columnist at The Observer Newspaper, talks about that great Wild West of our time – Cyberspace. From its roots … View more +

Where is the power? Julian Corner used a process of local ‘action enquiry’ to bring about effective social change. This in places … View more +

‘Professor Eileen Munro turned decades of inadequate child protection on its head with one simple question: are we helping or hindering the … View more +