Special Supplements
Latest Supplements
Biotech Britain: Realising the impossible
Biotechnology is the use of biological systems and living organisms, or their derivatives, to make or modify products or processes. While its use is commonly understood to refer to genetic engineering, the use of biotechnology currently has four main fields of application: medicine and healthcare, agriculture and food production, industrial (for example, enzymes as catalysts) and the environment.
New lessons in employer engagement
Adults easily forget how tough classrooms can be. The other children often bully the weakest, or the one most different. Teachers may demand results, or make it clear that they don’t expect any. Parents can make it worse no matter what they do – by getting too involved, for instance, or by not caring at all. Peer groups have expectations and make judgements.
Media: The multi-platform age
"This industry is about the very fabric of our democracy - how we talk to ourselves and how we talk to the world." The words of Tom McNally, leader of the Liberal Democrats in the House of Lords, in the NS roundtable discussion, accurately convey the importance of our constantly evolving broadcasting media. One might question the appropriateness of that word, “our”: obviously, much media today can hardly be said to belong to one country or another. Cyberspace is an international zone, representing either a liberation of communication or a dangerously underpoliced world, according to taste.
Previous Supplements
2008
- Rules of engagement: Cross-sector commissioning for effective service delivery
- Innovation: harnessing change in a world of flux
- World-class strategy for cancer: a round-table discussion
2007
- Video games: Gaming becomes inclusive
- Perceptions and standards in catering and hospitality: a round-table discussion
- Britain and europe: Marriage on the rocks? (includes Political Studies Guide 2008)
- Valuing our heritage: a round-table discussion
- Climate change and carbon trading
- The future of the high street Shopping in the 21st century: the new retail experience
- Fair care for all - how to fix an unequal system for the 21st Century
- Choosing the right direction - education supplement and roundtable discussion
- The new age of the train
- Trade Union Guide 2008 - with comprehensive contact listings
- New Media Awards 2007
- Healthcare and the third sector - roundtable discussion
- The NHS funding gap - supplement and roundtable discussion
- Energy: what lies ahead - supplement and roundtable discussion
- Medical Progress - supplement and roundtable discussion
- Addiction - supplement and roundtable discussion
- Higher education & skills - supplement and roundtable discussion
- Public libraries - a roundtable discussion
- The future of manufacturing
- Teaching 21st century skills - a roundtable discussion
- Devolution in practice: health policy - a roundtable discussion
- Ethical Food - and roundtable discussion
- Who do you think you are? - a roundtable discussion
- 21st Century NHS Supplement - and roundtable discussion
2006
- Financial Literacy Supplement - and roundtable discussion
- Video Gaming Supplement
- Employment skills and the Olympics - a roundtable discussion
- Political Studies Guide 2007
- The Smith Institute Media Lecture - by Mark Thompson, Director general of the BBC
- IT and modernisation - a roundtable discussion
- Copyright Reform: In the digital age - a roundtable discussion
- Across Borders: Healthcare & Wellbeing - a roundtable on health from a European perspective
- New Media Awards 2006
- Smart Learning - How smart can we make society?
- The Smith Institute Arts Lecture 2006
- The New Statesman Media Lecture
- Educating for creativity - a roundtable discussion
- The Future of Medicine - a roundtable discussion
- Counterfeiting Culture - a roundtable discussion
- Heat and Light - UK energy and climate policy in context
- Practical Learning - a roundtable discussion
- Living Together - a roundtable discussion
- London's leading role
- Marketing Public Health
- Public Nutrition
- Financial Literacy - a roundtable discussion
2005
- Innovative Britain
- Reducing health inequalities
- Commissioning in the NHS
- Towards Trade Justice
- Political Studies Guide 2006
- C8 - Capitalising on creativity
- Driving digital Britain - Britain's digital future delivered today
- Life beyond oil
- Joined-up criminal justice - can it work?
- It's all in good taste - A New Statesman special supplement on nutrition.
- Trade Union Guide 2006.
- New Media Awards 2005 supplement
- Africa - Creating sustainable health systems
- Fears, phobias and facts - How risky is the real world?
- A 2020 vision for the NHS
- Too little, too late? - The risky business of pensions
- Now that's clever - Why it's never too late to learn
- This way to financial inclusion - a roundtable discussion
2004
- Towards a better Britain - a series of roundtable supplements from around the UK examining broadband
- The NS Media Lecture by Mark Thompson, BBC Director General
- Hull: the digital laboratory
- After switch-over - What next for public service television?
- 10 years of the Lottery
- Trade Union Guide 2005
- Political Studies Guide 2005
- Is choice good for us? - The future of public services
- New Media Awards 2004
- A to B - Will London's transport get us there?
- A happy marriage? - Corporate social responsibility and social enterprise
- How to deliver services closer to home - A round-table discussion on new localism
- Whatever happened to broadband?
- Are you being served? - The future of public service television
- The Police - Where now?
- Adult Basic Skills - Who is responsible?
- One too many? - the art of sensible drinking
- Legal Services
2003
- Aviation - What's on the horizon?
- Community Justice - Concepts and Delivery
- Living History - The present state of our past
- On the right lines? - The state of the railways
- The NS lecture 2004 - Has TV got news for you? by Patricia Hodgson
- Political Studies Guide 2004
- Nuclear Waste: Time to face the facts
- Confidence in internet security
- Our mobile future
- Trade Union Guide 2004
- New Media Awards 2003
- Stakeholder Healthcare - Derek Wanless responds
- Energising Our Future
- 90th Anniversary Edition
- 2003 Budget
- Political Studies Guide 2003
- The Real Russia
- Iraq Dossier
- Power for the people
- London's Economic Strength
- The Skill Factor
- From Rags To Riches: the case for better public spaces
- Stakeholder Healthcare: Towards a better future
2002
- Spectrum Charging
- Political Studies Guide 2003
- Trade Union Guide 2003
- Ken's London
- Your Health
- The Defence Business
- Social Enterprise
- Britain in Space
- A Digital Quest - A New Statesman and BT Roundtable discussion
- Vital Signs - A debate on the health of the NHS
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