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RSA AGM 2012

October 3, 2012 The RSA’s Annual General Meeting (AGM) will take place on 3 October 2012 at 8 John Adam Street in London.

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RSA AGM 2011: Casting your Vote from Outside the UK

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The RSA’s Annual General Meeting (AGM) will take place on 5 October 2011 at 8 John Adam Street in London. There are important resolutions that have been put forward by the Board of Trustees and by Fellows. Based on best practice guidance, research and consultation, these recommendations aim to strengthen the links between the Fellowship, [...]

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Towards a Global Network

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In a recent blog post Matthew Taylor explores how the RSA could/should develop a more global network. He writes that “it needs to involve both enhancing our capacity to recruit, service and engage Fellows internationally and – because ultimately networking only thrives if it has a purpose – it means identifying specific subject areas where [...]

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RSA Animate – Language as a Window into Human Nature

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Humanity’s Greatest Asset?

Humanity’s capacity to generate new ideas and knowledge is its greatest asset………Human rights call on us to ensure that everyone can create, access, use and share information and knowledge, enabling individuals, communities and societies to achieve their full potential”, The Adelphi Charter (2005)  How does legislation cope with the constant tension around shifting technological and [...]

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Social Networks in 1727

If you think social networking is a new idea think again.  It turns out that Benjamin Franklin started a social network in 1727, long before Web 2.0.  It was called the “Junto” and also known as “the Leather Apron Club”.  Its members included a cobbler, a glazier, a scrivener and at least one gentleman, who [...]

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