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Branko Milanović lecture: Recent trends in global income distribution
Francesca Bria and Ian Hogarth join IIPP faculty ahead of new MPA
New Rethinking Capitalism lectures featuring world-leading economic thinkers released each week
IIPP publishes new policy brief on the political economy of a Green New Deal
Brian Eno joins the Advisory Board of IIPP
New IIPP People's Prescription report calls for a transformation of the health innovation system
Rockefeller Foundation and IIPP join forces to transform the public sector
Professor Mazzucato’s ‘missions’ at the core of ambitious new €100bn EU proposal
IIPP and the British Library public lecture series
Rethinking public value and public purpose in 21st century capitalism
Featuring luminaries from the worlds of arts, economics, architecture and design and policymaking, it considers the role of the public sector in today’s capitalist world and asks what partnerships are needed to address societal and technological challenges? How can public spaces be designed to create more democratic participation and new forms of learning and exploration? Does public necessarily mean free? Can the digital revolution create a new type of public realm?
The series features thought-leading speakers including leading architects and planners (Richard Rogers, Amanda Levete, Lucy Musgrave, Dan Hill, Finn Williams), digital strategists, artists and designers (Jeremy Till, Brian Eno, Mike Bracken), economists and social scientists (Stephanie Kelton, Jayati Ghosh, Rainer Kattel).