How Governments Organised and Used Domestic Intelligence During the Covid-19 Pandemic
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Mental Health in the City: can developing a new ‘Urban Psychology’ be an antidote to poor design and policy?
Read moreChris Murray, Director of Core Cities UK, writes for IPPO Cities on urban psychology in advance of his appearance at our virtual roundtable on Mental Health in the City on 12 May 2022 at 2pm BST. Chris Murray In an article for IPPO Cities in December 2021, I set out some new ideas emerging around an ‘urban psychology’. This could help cities take a different, person-centred approach to long-standing issues as well as the more recent impacts of the pandemic in respect of design, but also across a wider base of urban...
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What lessons can we learn from furlough for managing future social shocks?
Read moreThe furlough scheme was useful in protecting mental health, but not without its drawbacks, UCL researchers find.
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Closing the Close the Gap between Science Push and Policy Pull
Read moreCovid-19 and other global crises are forcing us to the rethink the relationship between science and policy.