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Impact magazine

Impact magazine looks at how business and government is using evidence and insight to make a difference.

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Opinion

Lorna Tilbian: Life lessons

To mark the last issue of Impact, Lorna Tilbian reflects on 10 lessons learned from 40 years of observing the stock market.

14 OctLorna Tilbian
Features

Generating discussion: Data protection and AI

10 OctKaleke Kolawole
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Features

Seeing different realities: Making research accessible

30 SepKatie McQuater
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Features

After the fall: Research in Afghanistan

23 SepLiam Kay-McClean
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Writer's Opinion

To break free from algorithmic loops, researchers and analysts must move toward living foresight models.

Tim Stock

Marie Lena Tupot
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Opinion

Crawford Hollingworth: The evolution of behavioural science

19 SepCrawford Hollingworth
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Features

Climate talks: Communicating sustainability

16 SepFlorencia Lujani
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Features

Identifying insight: Designing the Armed Forces Veteran card

13 SepSamantha Elliott
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Features

Checking your privilege: India’s middle class consumers

4 SepDinisha Cherodian
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Opinion

Bethan Blakeley: Evidence alone isn’t enough

2 SepBethan Blakeley
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Features

Capturing the zeitgeist: The Washington Post on consumer priorities

27 AugLiam Kay-McClean
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Features

Mind games: Psychology in the workplace

19 AugLiam Kay-McClean
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Features

Small wins: The rise of fractional leadership

15 AugKatie McQuater
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