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  1. Spotlight on Policy
26 September 2014

Previous Supplements

By New Statesman

Previous Supplements

2010

  • Health Innovation
  • International Development
  • Political Studies Guide 2011
  • The people’s NHS?
  • Rewriting school
  • Private Health
  • Social care: who pays?
  • Sharing the pain
  • Backing the builders
  • What kind of housing is best for us all?
  • Trade Union Guide 2011
  • Education
  • Skills
  • Crime costs
  • Measuring up
  • Taking Care of Health
  • Transport
  • 50 greatest
  • Defence
  • Energy
  • Housing and construction
  • Deciding the fate of rubbish
  • Nurturing Innovation In The Nhs
  • What next for UK banking?

2009

  • Propagating Peace
  • How to save our Health Service
  • Electoral Reform
  • Political Studies Guide 2010
  • Copenhagen Climate Conference
  • Trade Union Guide 2010
  • Towards a blueprint for a healthily informed patient
  • Does getting back to work have to be a pain?
  • The Future direction of the NHS
  • Force for good – Opportunities and challenges of deployed operations
  • Qualifying for the future

2008

  • Understanding the changing face of primary care
  • Political Studies Guide: Politics and the internet age
  • Creativity & Culture: Developing an education for the 21st century
  • Supporting our universities
  • Trade Union Guide 2009
  • Citizen 2.0: Protecting privacy, security and civil liberties in a digital society
  • Practical learning: Are we preparing for the real world?
  • Crime: A special report
  • Biotech Britain: Realising the impossible
  • Rules of engagement: Cross-sector commissioning for effective service delivery
  • Learning to work: New lessons in employer engagement
  • Media: the multi-platform age
  • 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: healSth 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
  • Trade Union Guide 2006.
  • 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
  • Political Studies Guide 2006

2005

  • Innovative Britain
  • Reducing health inequalities
  • Commissioning in the NHS
  • Towards Trade Justice
  • 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.
  • 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
  • Trade Union Guide 2005
  • Political Studies Guide 2005

2004

  • 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
  • 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
  • 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
  • Vital Signs – A debate on the health of the NHS

2001

  • Media Lecture 2001 by Vernon Ellis

2000

  • Making waves in London
  • Generation-E
  • People Online

1999

  • Commerce and Culture
  • National Lottery
  • Privatised Water?

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