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Digital Inclusion in the Big Society: you can't legislate human nature
In my mission to further social inclusion, I have been observing the interplay between the third sector, disabled activists and government: whilst everyone involved seem to be going along with happenings in a matter of fact way, I have been sitting, watching and thinking "What the.....".
Will the Big Society make us better human beings?
All this talk of the Big Society has led to a lot of discussion and debate in our house. However, the conversation has not been a theoretical one about whether it will or won't work, but about why on earth the fabric of our society has become so threadbare.
The Big Society: personal and collective responsibility
I have been thinking a lot about social change, what with Government setting out its stall under the Big Society banner, and I am troubled.
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