What we’re reading- French Govt launches consultation on official digital identity [FR]
- Interview with Dr Andy Williamson (@andywilliamson) on Sustainable Lens
- Clegg "Every part of Britain will feel more empowered by 2015" [good luck with that
- BBC poll: Germany most popular country in the world
- What Are Foundations For? (by @rbreich at Medium)
- The laws of the land aren’t fit for purpose (Telegraph)
- The Networked Councillor space (via @davebriggs)
- The Endgame: How might the Conservative-Liberal Democrat coalition government finish? (LSE)
- Visions of Subsidiarity and the Curse of the British Political Tradition at @colinrtalbot's blog
- Online Consultation Guide Book from Bang The Table
Tag Archives: Emergency Economic Stabilization Act of 2008
Lunchtime list for May 24th
Here are some thoughts on lunchtime reading for today: In the loop: Twitter’s transformation of British politics – The Independent’s John Rentoul writes about how his work of covering UK politics has been transformed by Twitter. Europe’s debt crisis and … Continue reading
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