Ruth Dixon
@ruth_dixon
Formerly at the Blavatnik School of Government, Oxford. Co-author with Christopher Hood of "A Government that Worked Better and Cost Less?" (OUP 2015)
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23-03-2012 11:02:00
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Interesting as the latest news on the public finances is (deficit higher than exp in Mar) I find these kinds of charts far more interesting👇
Just LOOK at how much WW1 & WW2 cost the UK.
Nothing, even Covid, got anywhere close. Well done Office for National Statistics (ONS) for posting historic charts like this
#DYK that today is #NationalTeaDay ?
One prime location for a cup of tea in Parliament is the House of Commons Terrace. In fact, by the start of the 20th c. tea on the Terrace was a crucial part of society's London 'season'. Read more on Paul Seaward's blog: ow.ly/w7SZ50z6DNM
Erin Reed Hilary Cass makes a clear reference to Alejandra Caraballo @esqueer_ for starting the misinformation about the Cass Review supposedly rejecting all non randomized controlled trials. Caraballo did this midday April 9 ET US time. The review was published 12:01am UK Time April 10.
This THIS Institute project co-designed priorities for operational improvement in general practice with patients and GPs. Interesting findings about the top things to tackle.
📢 Publication day!! Please check and share my peer-reviewed 'conversation' with Umut Özkırımlı: 'Gender wars and cancel culture in academia' No paywall 🥳: revistas.ucm.es/index.php/TEKN… Lots on #feminism #cancelculture #transgender #universities - hoping you enjoy it!
#Westminster and #Whitehall Palace in the Reign of Elizabeth I (from the Agas Map 1561)
Lord Mayor of #London landing place extends into the Thames.
You can see the Palace (Southern) Kings Street Gateway and the Holbein Gate to the North. (Old & New London Vol III)
Early View Open Access!
'The administrative burden of doing business with the government: Learning and compliance costs in Business-Government interactions' by Ole Helby Petersen, [email protected], & Kurt Houlberg (@VIVEviden) examines private... (1/n)
doi.org/10.1111/padm.1…
“As Evaristo said, the RSL [Royal Society of Literature] should be impartial, and not take sides in writers’ controversies and issues.”
“The problem is that they haven’t been, and they did.”
Kate Clanchy on arguments raging around the literary society:
prospectmagazine.co.uk/culture/65205/…