Most of Scotland is Rural, and Plans for Net Zero Must Make That Work
Rural areas present a distinctive set of challenges, as well as opportunities, on the road to net zero.
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How to Find Policy Clarity Within the Complex Field of Socio-Economic Inequalities Research
Read moreThe COVID-19 pandemic and the current cost-of-living crisis are sharp examples of how societal inequalities in the UK impact and effect policy responses by governments, and they also impress upon us the need to create more sophisticated evidence-based options.
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The New Normal of Working From Home And Implications for Spatial Inequalities
Read moreMost people in most places do not WFH and people's ability to work remotely is clearly socially stratified. It is thus vital that the new normal does not bypass large swaths of the population and parts of the country.
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Why Citizen-Driven Policy Making Is No Longer A Fringe Idea
Read moreDeliberative democracy has become central to calls for government reform across the world - and it's working.
