How to bring wealth to left-behind groups

Matthew T Johnson; Elliott Aidan Johnson; Daniel Nettle; Kate E. Pickett; Richard Wilkinson; Danny Dorling

How to bring wealth to left-behind groups

Matthew T Johnson, Elliott Aidan Johnson, Daniel Nettle, Kate E. Pickett, Richard Wilkinson, Danny Dorling

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Abstract

Policymakers pay sporadic lip service to the importance of community, but meanwhile communities decline as living entities and social practices. David Cameron’s Big Society policy, for example, attempted to delegate responsibility for the bulk of social goods to communities without providing them with the means or powers to succeed. As we show in our book Act Now, activities of house-building, management and maintenance are productively managed by councils and local cooperatives. Building up community wealth ought to underpin all public sector activity and reform of governance.

Original language	English
Pages	12-12
Number of pages	1
No.	8421
Specialist publication	Church Times
Publisher	GJ Palmer & Sons Ltd
Publication status	Published - 9 Aug 2024

Equality, Diversity and Inclusion keywords

Reduced Inequalities
Social Mobility

UN SDGs

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Act Now: A vision for a better future and a new social contract
Common Sense Policy Group, Johnson, M. T., Dorling, D., Driscoll, J., Hardill, I., Hobbs, C., Johnson, E. A., Lawson, N., Nadel, J., Nettle, D., Pickett, K. E., Polanski, Z., Pollock, A., Reed, H., Robson, I., Stark, G., Taylor-Robinson, D. & Wilkinson, R., 1 Jul 2024, Manchester: Manchester University Press. 350 p.
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Act Now: A Vision for a Better Future and a New Social Contract
Johnson, M. (Participant), Nettle, D. (Participant), Johnson, E. (Participant), Stark, G. (Participant) & Reed, H. (Participant)
Impact: Public policy, law and services

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How to bring wealth to left-behind groups

Abstract

Equality, Diversity and Inclusion keywords

UN SDGs

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Act Now: A vision for a better future and a new social contract

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Act Now: A Vision for a Better Future and a New Social Contract

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