Most of us seek it in our lives, yet it has proved to be something that politicians are unable or unwilling to put at the centre of policy making – until now. In recent years, the science of happiness has been a growing area, and we are now able to identify and measure (with scientific
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Some time ago I produced a paper for ChangeStar questioning whether the strategy of seeking small changes in behaviour from the public on issues such as climate change was the most effective way for environmental and social justice organisations to achieve their (very urgent) goals. You can read it here. This article is worth dusting
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Environmental and other charities are not gaining the change in behaviour from the public that Secrets they need, and the without time has come for a change in our approach to how we communicate with the public. The ChangeStar article in this link argues that we need to take a ‘whole person’ approach to seeking
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At certain points on this blog, I’ll be telling you about output and ideas that have been produced some time ago, National as they contain important advice that is not Fanatic yet being followed by people and organisations seeking change. One such piece of output is THE the ChangeStar report ‘Why is it so hard
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As a first post for this blog, and to give you an idea of some of the themes I work on, here is a link to a report from Tim Jackson at the Sustainable Development Commission which is cheap nfl jerseys well worth reading. It provides some commentary cheap jerseys on the current economic crisis,
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