Demos Staff overview
Jamie Bartlett
Head of the Independence Programme
- Telephone
- 020 7367 4200
- jamie.bartlett@demos.co.uk
Jamie's primary research interests are:
Jamie has just completed a major project about user-led design and personal budgets in social care, published in January 2008. He has also worked with the Victorian state government, Australia on reforming public services, and with Eastern European governments on trust in government.
Prior to working for Demos, Jamie was a research associate at the international humanitarian agency Islamic Relief and conducted field research in Pakistan and Bangladesh, an advisor for Cambridge Univeristy professor Dr. Noreena Hertz, and a researcher/communications officer for UNESCO.
Jamie holds an M.Sc from the London School of Economics with distinction in International Development Management, an M.St from Oxford University with distinction in Historical Research, and a first-class BA in Modern History from the University of Southampton.
- Authors
- Jamie Bartlett
- Publication Date
- 2007-09-18
- Authors
- Charles Leadbeater, Jamie Bartlett, Niamh Gallagher
- Publication Date
- 2008-01-18
- Publication Type
- Pamphlet
- Authors
- Jamie Bartlett
- Publication Date
- 2008-10-13
- Publication Type
- Report
Public service reform is one of the major preoccupations of the three main parties in the run up to the next general election. In fact they all seem to be heading in a similar direction: greater citizen involvement in design and delivery; more local decision making, better freedom for front line-staff, combined with greater efficiency.
- Authors
- Jamie Bartlett, Silvia Guglielmi
- Publication Date
- 2009-02-04
- Publication Type
- Pamphlet
A Constitution for Social Care sets out a fair settlement between social care users and society.
- Authors
- Jamie Bartlett, Silvia Guglielmi
- Publication Date
- 2009-02-04
- Publication Type
- Report
Bringing it Home Local Listening Sessions
Hannah Lownsbrough, Rachel Briggs, Peter Harrington, Jamie Bartlett
Participative Public Services
Charles Leadbeater, Niamh Gallagher , Jamie Bartlett, Jen LexmondThe Participative Public Services project will explore how to make participative, person-centred approaches to social care the norm over the next three to five years.
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Wicked Jihad
Jamie BartlettCounter terrorism policy is increasingly about preventing violent extremism before it arises but we are still a long way from understanding what that appeal is. This think-piece explores some explanations which are often overlooked.
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Understanding Social Care Markets
Jamie Bartlett, Anna WilkinsonThe government is committed to rolling out personal budgets across all of social care in the next three years. The scale of the transformation is enormous will turn care provision on its head. Demos is carrying out research to find out how this can work and how it will succeed.
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Re-defining efficiency
Jamie BartlettThis research is takes a fresh look at government efficiency through types of reform that can – and in many places already are – transforming public services: personalisation, prevention, and collaboration.
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A Constitution for Social Care
Jamie Bartlett, Silvia GuglielmiDemos has partnered with two leading charities, the Multiple Sclerosis Society and Leonard Cheshire Disability, to create A Constitution for Social Care. As the government plans an overhaul of social care in 2009, we wished to investigate a series of outstanding issues and fundamental flaws in the current system.
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Liberation Welfare
Jamie Bartlett, Paul GreggJamie Bartlett and Professor Paul Gregg (author of the Gregg Report on welfare reform) are editing a collection of essays about the future of welfare.
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Aspirations
Jamie BartlettThis project looks at ideas for raising aspirations amongst young Muslims in the UK.
MoreGuardian Technology | Can Britain produce a success like YouTube?
Aticle describing new recruitment site Zubka.com: It 'gives people the chance to earn a recruitment fee for placing their contacts into new jobs. Users are offered thousands of pounds for successful referrals, and the founders hope it will revolutionise job hunting in the same way Lastminute.com changed the travel business'
Social Source Commons
Mapping the NPO/NGO software space. Useful tools and applications!
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The end of globalism?
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Social Enterprise
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agile & government: oxymoron?
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agile & government: oxymoron?
Simon Parker and I have published a provocation paper with the State Services Authority...
Podcast: Making It Personal
A new year return for the Demos podcast. This time we're talking about the new pamphlet...
5th Worldwide Security Conference
I am blogging directly from the EastWest Institute’s 5th Annual Conference on Security...
Wicked Jihad?
I have written a short think piece which questions some of the assumptions about our...
Extreme Measures
I recently wrote on Comment is Free about what we should do with the so called preachers...
Jihad in the age of YouTube
I've a short piece in this month's Prospect magazine which looks at the suicide...
Radical measures
Jamie and I have a piece on Comment is free on the Government's new new-ish radicalisation...
Podcast: Wicked Jihad
A new podcast. This week, Jamie Bartlett explains why we need to understand what the appeal...
On Fairness 2
I didn’t attend George Osborne’s recent speech here at Demos “on fairness...
Muslims in the Police Force
The issue of discrimination and representativeness in the police has long been an important...
The tyranny of balance
The relationship between language and politics is a strange one. In 1946, George Orwell...
Government Targets and Positive Freedom
In recent months, the use of Whitehall targets to drive public sector performance has...
Lessons from the BNP
09/10/09 So the post European election autopsy begins - and the two big stories are the...
Advice for Bercow
24/06/09 So we have a new speaker. I'd like to hear what advice people would give Mr...