Corporate Amnesia

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Corporate Amnesia

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28 minutes

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Mar 21, 2016

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Phil Tinline finds out what happens when institutions lose their memory and how they can best capture and share the lessons of the past.

Released:

Mar 21, 2016

Format:

Podcast episode

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Programme examining the ideas and forces which shape public policy in Britain and abroad, presented by distinguished writers, journalists and academics.

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Scotland and the Union: Can Britain be Rebooted?: As Scotland votes on independence, Douglas Fraser asks if there's a vision for Britain. by Analysis
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The Philosophy of Russell Brand: Jeremy Cliffe encounters the ideas and personalities behind a new 'anarcho-populism'. by Analysis
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When Robots Steal Our Jobs: Technology has decimated manual labour. Now it has its sights on white-collar work. by Analysis
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A Is for Anonymous by Analysis
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What is Wahhabism? by Analysis
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Divorcing Europe: What would happen if Britain chose to leave the European Union? Chris Bowlby reports. by Analysis
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Peston and the House of Debt: Robert Peston asks if skyrocketing household debt or the banks caused the 2007-8 crash. by Analysis
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What's Housing Benefit For?: Britain spends £25 billion on Housing Benefit. Why so much? And what good does it do? by Analysis
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Just Culture: Margaret Heffernan explores why big organisations so often make big mistakes. by Analysis
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Life by Lottery: Jo Fidgen asks if we should use chance to solve difficult political dilemmas. by Analysis
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Correspondents Look Ahead: Mark Mardell forecasts how the world could change in 2015, aided by top BBC journalists. by Analysis
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Roberto Unger: Roberto Unger explains why he thinks fellow left-of-centre progressives lack imagination. by Analysis
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Tories: Nasty or Nice?: Robin Aitken explores why the Tories have struggled with the label of 'the nasty party'. by Analysis
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Why Minsky Matters: Do the theories of Hyman Minsky provide a radical challenge to mainstream economics? by Analysis
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Inside Welfare Reform: How well has the government implemented its controversial welfare reforms? by Analysis
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Thrifty Debtors: Has the downturn has made us thriftier, or are we stuck with high personal debt? by Analysis
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Making Invisibles Visible: Linda Yueh asks why, when services dominate the UK economy, we seem uninterested in them. by Analysis
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Varieties of Capitalism: Can a country switch from one form of capitalism to another? Jeremy Cliffe investigates. by Analysis
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Eldar Shafir: Scarcity: An interview with psychologist Eldar Shafir about the concept of scarcity. by Analysis
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Deirdre McCloskey: Economic historian Deirdre McCloskey on why poverty matters more than inequality. by Analysis
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Syria: Inside the Opposition: Edward Stourton investigates the alternatives to President Assad. by Analysis
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Minimum Wage: Too Much of a Good Thing?: Paul Johnson asks if the policy's success has led to politicians stretching it too far. by Analysis
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Michael Pollan on Food: What should we eat? An interview with author Michael Pollan about what food is and is not. by Analysis
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Artificial Intelligence: As top scientists warn of the risks of AI, should we fear super-intelligent machines? by Analysis
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What Does Putin Want?: Edward Stourton investigates the Russian leader's geostrategic vision. by Analysis
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Maskirovka: Deception Russian-Style: Lucy Ash explores maskirovka, the Russia strategy of military deception. by Analysis
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Precedents or Principles?: How far are we influenced by precedent in reaching decisions and how much by principles? by Analysis
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The Idea of the Caliphate: How has the concept of an Islamic caliphate evolved and been expressed through history? by Analysis
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The End of the Pay Rise?: British wages have fallen since 2008. Paul Johnson asks if they will ever pick up. by Analysis
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Meet the Family: Politicians love talking about families. But do they understand modern family life? by Analysis
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Power Drive: Motorists wield votes that politicians want, but is that power balance going to change? by Analysis
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How to Dismantle a Democracy: How governments manipulate the law and bureaucracy to take democracies apart. by Analysis
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What is 'British culture'?: How can people truly integrate into British culture when it's not clearly defined? by Analysis
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Has the family had its day?: Is staying together for the sake of the children a basis for a safe, successful society? by Analysis
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What's the future of nudge?: What does the future hold for for the behavioural change methods known as nudge? by Analysis
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Can reading really improve your life?: Reading for pleasure can improve children's outcomes - but it's also in decline. by Analysis
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Can the UK afford a mental health crisis?: Is poor mental health amongst young people affecting the economy? by Analysis
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France: a constitutional crisis in the making: Could Macron's centrist dominance lead France towards a constitutional crisis? by Analysis
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What on earth is the national interest?: Exploring the origins, evolution and current use of the politicians' favourite phrase. by Analysis
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What makes a good school?: How can parents, teachers and school leaders work out if a school is 'good'? by Analysis
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How can we grow the UK economy?: Is there anything governments can do to get the economy growing again? by Analysis
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The Democratic Brain: What scanning the brain may reveal about our political affiliations. by Analysis
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Is there a new elite?: Who’s really in charge? A new progressive elite, or the rich, privileged born-to-rule? by Analysis
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Why are so many workers on strike?: Why are strikes being called all over Britain, and what will bring them to an end? by Analysis
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Does work have to be miserable?: Could 'job design' make British workers more productive? Pauline Mason investigates. by Analysis
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Do single people get a raw deal?: Is society stacked against single people? Ant Adeane investigates. by Analysis
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What’s changing about childbirth?: Is maternity care keeping up with societal changes? by Analysis
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What are companies for?: What are companies for? Ruth Sunderland investigates. by Analysis
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Do Boycotts Work?: Do boycotts lead to change or are they lazy activism? David Baker investigates by Analysis
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We know how to stop knife crime, so why don’t we do it?: There are proven ways to reduce knife crime, so why don’t we do more of what works? by Analysis
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Lessons from the vaccine task force: What are the lessons from the success of the UK's Vaccine Task Force? by Analysis
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Can the Met police change?: Margaret Heffernan asks: can the Metropolitan police force change? by Analysis
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Is Britain exceptional?: Zoe Strimpel finds the roots for Britain's dynamism, diversity and culture wars. by Analysis
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King Charles' Challenge: As the coronation approaches, we ask what the future holds for the monarchy and its king. by Analysis
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Does it matter who our MPs are?: Should we be on the lookout for ‘someone like me’ when casting our votes? by Analysis
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