DEMOS

• Mosaic of learning, The Schools and teachers for the next century With more specialised schools, a better use of interactive technologies, a redefinition of teachers’ roles and greater openness to business and local communities, David Hargreaves shows how schools can again become sources of satisfaction. David Hargreaves January 1994
• No turning back Generations and the genderquake This report is based on a survey of the values of 2,500 people between the ages of 15 and 75 and sets out the implications of the genderquake – the shift in power from men to women and the fast-changing values of the 18-34 year old generation. Helen Wilkinson January 1994
• Common sense of community, The Presents a practical vision for revitalising local communities, based on the development of clusters of local self-governing institutions working together. Dick Atkinson January 1994 | from Building Communities for the Future
• Opening minds Issue 1 of the Demos Quarterly, focussing on learning: not only in the context of schools, but also in relation to morality and political accountability. Geoff Mulgan Howard Gardner October 1993
• Reconnecting taxation A detailed analysis of the current tax crisis offering a wide range of new ideas for tax policy, focusing in particular on new forms of hypothecation and corporate taxation. Geoff Mulgan Robin Murray January 1993
• An end to illusions A forensic study of recent economic policy and a set of recommendations for microeconomic reform. Alan Duncan is Conservative MP for Rutland and Melton. Alan Duncan January 1993
• Transforming the dinosaurs How organisations learn An analysis of how institutions can transform their cultures and avoid stagnation. It sets out a series of proposals for introducing greater dynamism and learning capacity. Douglas Hague January 1993
• Parenting deficit, The Argues that the movement first of men, and more recently of women, out of the home and into work has left a serious deficit of parental care. Amitai Etzioni January 1993
• Sharper vision A powerful argument for radically altering the BBC’s funding base and ownership structure to enable it to compete effectively in the world’s emerging multi­media markets. Ian Hargreaves January 1993
• The World’s new fissures Vincent Cable January 1993

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