...first question for using DLT is whether governance should be decentralised. This may not always be suitable for public services. There are circumstances where public services may need central governance...
...of PhD students who’ve done a placement with us before going on to get a job in policy. 6: the number of other central government departments we’ve helped organise PhD...
...civil servants: machinery that by its nature is set out to be a predictable and stabilising factor amid the political whirlwind is expected to welcome and push for the unpredictable....
...feel incredibly welcome. I found that starting something totally new online was a novel but useful experience. I imagine that working from home is going to become more of a...
...Comparison of centralised and decentralised (distributed) ledgers By distributing the ledgers, nobody can change or add to the ledger without others verifying that action, and the authorship of that action...
...skills. I’ve also deepened my understanding of the realities of policy making in central government, which has been particularly useful, given the emphasis on policy and reform in my research....
...material arrangements. Third, build innovation bottom up. Exploring frontline workers’ problems and how they have tried to overcome them should be central to developing new solutions. The first iPhone worked...
...by around 1500, it was already growing faster than other continents, in what historians call the “Great Divergence”. This was mainly because northwest Europe began to outperform southern, central and...