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The future of personal data after Brexit
The issue of data privacy has made something of a comeback in the last few…
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Political Decision-Making in Business
Writing for the New York Times in February 2000, Donald Trump poured cold water on…
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The Decline of the Degree – Is it worth it?
Much has been written about the decline of the degree in recent years, but how…
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Fantasy Football, Gamification & Proxies for Competence
In an inflammatory article published this week titled “Do your fellow Brits a favour. Stop…
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The future of the Jumbo Meal Deal: Fast Food & Polarisation
Last week, Cambridge University’s Centre for Diet and Research (CEDAR), released a new interactive data…
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Waking up to a new political dawn
It is obvious that we live in extraordinary political times in the UK. On the…
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Employment, Technology and Lifelong Learning – the New Normal?
Having recently discussed different aspects of leisure, (such as what happens when leisure activities become…
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Do changing attitudes herald a new era?
There has been a change in the country’s attitude to taxation, spending and welfare recipients,…
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Healthy Choices and the Assault on Pleasure
Generally, the things that we enjoy are bad for us. Booze, cigarettes, caffeine, sugar and…
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Climate Change and Cappuccinos: Global issues and the things that matter
Talking about the weather is Britain’s favourite social prop, with research in 2010 showing that…
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The Great Get Together – a celebration of national unity
This coming weekend sees the Great Get Together organised by the Jo Cox Foundation –…
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Polarisation on polling day
I am writing this post on June 8th, General Election polling day in the UK….
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Let’s talk about debt, maybe
The last two UK General Elections have been all about the economy. In 2010, after…
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A Conflict of Self-Interest
This month’s Trajectory Trends Breakfast turned its gaze on intergenerational conflict – a term used…
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If opinion polls keep getting it so wrong, why are we still obsessed with quoting them?
No one could have missed that there’s a General Election next month. It’s blanket coverage…
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The Experience Economy cycle: You kind of had to be there…
…Or did you? You may or may not have noticed that us Trajectory folk have…
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Retiring at 96: the new normal?
Mbah Ghoto probably wasn’t 146 years old – as Indonesian officials recorded his age when he…
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The end of ‘stuff’ and the future of ownership
Our latest Trajectory Trends Breakfast looked at how factors like urbanisation and the increasingly digital…
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Sport, Risk and the Assault on Pleasure
Risk is an inherent aspect of our everyday lives, with almost every action exposing ourselves…
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Is work getting any better?
Work has changed fundamentally since the 1980s and continues to do so at a pace….
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