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October 19, 2011
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Anger, Trust and Community Cohesion – a warning about history?

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TCC have argued in previous postings that Community Cohesion is still a very important issue in the UK. In March this year we were saying: There is no great evidence…

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October 18, 2011
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Social Mobility and Child Poverty – addressing motivational needs and values too?

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We have previously reported on the Cabinet Office call for evidence on social mobility and child poverty. This consultation closed on 16th October, however there are likely to be further…

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September 16, 2011
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Cabinet Office Behavioural Insight Team sets out its work

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Yesterday the Cabinet Office Behavioural Insight Team published the first full report of its work since it was set up in July 2010. It usefully sets out examples of how…

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September 9, 2011
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Social Mobility and Child Poverty – Cabinet Office Call for Evidence

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The Cabinet Office has issued a Call for Evidence on the issue of Social Mobility and Child Poverty. This is in advance of the establishment of a statutory Social Mobility…

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September 5, 2011
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Guest Blog by Mark Wall: Words, Society and Change

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How do we make judgments about the development of our zeitgeist?  There are various ways to measure how society is changing.  One way, perhaps not totally scientific but certainly very…

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August 25, 2011
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TCC: making democracy work in Afghanistan

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Whilst all eyes focus on the future of Libya, TCC has been contributing to the building of democracy and governance in Afghanistan; another country which still faces conflict and many…

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August 19, 2011
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Dangerous Crowds? Riots, Anonymity and Deindividuation.

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The recent riots in the UK have created a substantial public debate. TCC‘s offices in Croydon were very close to some of the worst examples of arson and looting, so…

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August 4, 2011
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Supporting self-efficacy in less resilient communities

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As part of the TCC methodology we often make the point that there has been an understandable focus in public policy towards behavioural intervention on tackling ability without perhaps addressing…

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August 2, 2011
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Social Networks and the offline ‘Filter Bubble’

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In the book the Filter Bubble, Eli Pariser argues that the internet is becoming more personalised. Some of this makes sense as the Internet is vast and we need ways…

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July 28, 2011
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Guest Blog by Mark Wall: Running Interference

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American football can seem a little odd. On first glance, it looks like lots of fat men bumping into each other and falling over.  And then after a while Diana…

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July 26, 2011
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“Something for Something” – Is reciprocity now the key public policy debate?

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TCC‘s research into community cohesion has led us to better understand community perceptions and narratives of ‘unfairness’ within communities with low levels of cohesion. One of the problems we identified…

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July 22, 2011
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RSA Civic Pulse: New Model and Survey for Active Citizenship

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In May 2011, the RSA published Power Lines, which continued the tradition of understanding social networks but particularly discussed networks of power and influence with an emphasis on problems of…

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July 21, 2011
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Just saying “Nudges are not enough”…is not enough! The Lords and Behaviour Change

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The House of Lords Science and Technology Committee has this week published its report on Behaviour Change. A video of the Chair of the Committee talking about the report is…

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July 19, 2011
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Guest Blog by Mark Wall: What does the Apprentice say about us?

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The Apprentice is undoubtedly good telly, and my Wednesday nights have been blocked out for the last couple of months.  But as the hopefuls have been whittled down to the…

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July 15, 2011
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The Guardian reports on the increasing relevance of Values Segmentation

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Allegra Stratton has written in the Guardian about the issue of Values segmentation in the context of the recent events involving News International and alleged phone hacking. This is the…

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July 14, 2011
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Young People and Status Dogs – TCC research leads the way

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TCC has recently been conducting research for the RSPCA on young people and Status Dogs – the growing trend amongst some young people of owning a dog that is perceived…

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July 13, 2011
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Guest Blog by Mark Wall: The Death of Spin

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I hope I’m not being unfair when I say that it’s hard to get excited by the Swiss.   I have nothing against them.  In fact I do not know anyone…

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July 8, 2011
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New Campaigns: Print Media held to account by Social Media?

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The closure of the News of the World by News International is being signaled as a major victory for social media over traditional print media. Former Deputy Prime Minister John…

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