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The front line


December 2009


Reform's report argues that the front line of public services needs to change to tackle the deficit More

Fit for purpose


March 2009


Reform's proposals for Civil Service reform. The report examines international systems to see what lessons Whitehall can learn. More

Fit for government


November 2009


As part of a volume essays by seven leading think tanks, Professor Nick Bosanquet puts forward a set of reforms to revive democracy and improve governance in the UK.  More

Age of the humble politician


July 2008


Jeremy Hunt describes the opportunity for the “humble politician” to succeed in the new high paced, engaged and open world - one who is able to admit lack of information and share decision making. More

A New Reality: Government and the IPOD generation


June 2008


The report by Reform and Ipsos-MORI has found that the values of young people can transform government for the better. Open, generous and tolerant, they want to engage in politics and improve society - Generation Y could be relabelled Generation Why-Not. More

New media politics revolution


January 2008


Elizabeth Truss contends that politicians are not able to decide and control everything due to the sheer volume of information and the dispersal of expertise. New media can provide a route for greater collaboration. More

The reluctant managers


December 2005


Reforming Whitehall is a necessary pre-condition for improving public sector performance. Britain is at a stage in the political and economic cycle where resistance is building to getting more public sector outputs solely by pumping in more inputs. More

A better way


April 2003


A Better Way was published in April 2003. It sets out proposals for structural reform of health, education and policing. More