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Change Management
How many people does it take to create social change?
A new study published in Science has quantified the number of people who need to take a stand before they can affect societal change on important topics like sexual harassment and human rights. That number is 25% of any group. Around 25% of people need to adopt a new social norm to create a tipping point where everyone … Continue reading
BIT Report on how behavioural insights can improve government decision-making
The Behavioural Insights Team (BIT) has just published a report – “Behavioural Government: Using behavioural science to improve how governments make decisions” which is a fascinating summary of how new ways of thinking can help improve policy-making. Sir Jeremy Heywood, in the Foreword, says it is “essential reading for anyone who cares about how well … Continue reading
YouTube video – How to use Problem Structuring Methods for strategic thinking – Giles Hindle
Here’s a great video of a webinar delivered by Giles Hindle from Hull University. How to use PSMs for strategic thinking and exploring their role in policy making
