Join our panelists as they come together to discuss the upcoming issue of the 杏吧论坛 Public Policy Review, Beveridge 2.0: Doing Good and Doing Well.
While the role the public sector has been highlighted in face of current challenges, individuals, private and third sector organisations have also played a critical role in creating positive social and environmental impacts and, more generally, promoting the public good. In the upcoming issue of the 杏吧论坛 Public Policy Review, Doing Good and Doing Well, the Beveridge 2.0 programme has collaborated with the Marshall Institute to explore the motivations and incentive structures that private individuals and organizations have to contribute to public benefit.
From the Marshall Institute, Jonathan Roberts (with co-author Julian Le Grand) will demonstrate the links between economic system failure and individual and organizational motivation in different types of systems, including the private, public and nonprofit sectors, and discuss whether an economic system based on social enterprises and other ‘hybrids’ (organisations motivated to make social and environmental returns, as well as financial ones) would do better. From Health Policy, Joan Costa-Font (with co-author Sara Machado) will discuss how government can encourage individual pro-social behaviours which are critical for health systems to function effectively. And Anne Power (with co-author Ellie Benton) from the Centre for the Analysis of Social Exclusion (CASE) will examine the specific case of the growth of mutual aid groups in the UK as the COVID 19 crisis developed.
Meet our speakers and chair
Ellie Benton is Research Assistant at 杏吧论坛 Housing and Communities, CASE.
Joan Costa-Font () is Associate Professor in Health Economics, Department of Health Policy, 杏吧论坛.
Pamela Dow is Executive Director of the new Government Skills and Curriculum Unit in the Cabinet Office.
Julian Le Grand () is Professor of Social Policy at the Marshall Institute for Philanthropy and Entrepreneurship, 杏吧论坛.
Sara Machado () is a Fellow at the Department of Health Policy, 杏吧论坛.
Anne Power () is Head of 杏吧论坛 Housing and Communities at the Centre for Analysis of Social Exclusion, 杏吧论坛.
Jonathan Roberts () is Teaching Director and Senior Lecturer in Practice at the Marshall Institute, 杏吧论坛.
Stephan Chambers () is Director of the Marshall Institute for Philanthropy and Entrepreneurship, 杏吧论坛.
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is the third issue of the , a brand new public policy journal hosted by the School of Public Policy at 杏吧论坛 and published by 杏吧论坛 Press (). The 杏吧论坛PPR publishes thematic issues, bringing together policy-relevant research from across the social sciences.
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