Geoff Mulgan

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Geoff Mulgan is affiliated with the following schools: London School of Economics, University College London, University of Westminster

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Geoff Mulgan

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#924

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According to Wikipedia, Sir Geoffrey John Mulgan CBE is Professor of Collective Intelligence, Public Policy and Social Innovation at University College London . From 2011 to 2019 he was Chief Executive of the National Endowment for Science Technology and the Arts and visiting professor at University College London, the London School of Economics, and the University of Melbourne. In 2020, he joined the Nordic think tank Demos Helsinki as a Fellow.

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Geoff Mulgan's Published Works

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Published Works

Social Innovation: What it is, why it matters and how it can be accelerated (2007) (1104)
The open book of social innovation (2010) (966)
The Process of Social Innovation (2006) (866)
The Art of Public Strategy: Mobilizing Power and Knowledge for the Common Good (2009) (121)
Connexity: How to Live in a Connected World (1997) (120)
Communication and Control: Networks and the New Economies of Communication (1991) (113)
The Theoretical Foundations of Social Innovation (2012) (93)
Government, knowledge and the business of policy making: the potential and limits of evidence-based policy (2005) (87)
Saturday night or Sunday morning? : from arts to industry, new forms of cultural policy (1986) (78)
In and out of sync The challenge of growing social innovations (2007) (75)
Social Innovation Theories: Can Theory Catch Up with Practice? (2012) (75)
Social Impact Investment: the challenge and opportunity of Social Impact Bonds (2011) (68)
Politics in an antipolitical age (1994) (67)
Joined-Up Government: Past, Present, and Future (2005) (60)
Big Mind: How Collective Intelligence Can Change Our World (2017) (58)
The other invisible hand: Remaking charity for the 21st century (1995) (46)
Transformers: How local areas innovate to address changing social needs (2008) (45)
Strengthening social innovation in Europe : journey to effective assessment and metrics. (2012) (45)
Digital democracy: the tools transforming political engagement (2017) (44)
Good and Bad Power: The Ideals and Betrayals of Government (2006) (39)
Social impact investment: the opportunity and challenge of social impact bonds (2012) (36)
The Locust and the Bee: Predators and Creators in Capitalism's Future (2013) (34)
Social Innovation (2019) (31)
Thinking in Tanks: The Changing Ecology of Political Ideas (2006) (29)
Effective Supply and Demand and the Measurement of Public and Social Value (2011) (25)
Communication and Control (2020) (23)
Life after politics : new thinking for the twenty-first century (1997) (21)
Artificial intelligence and collective intelligence: the emergence of a new field (2018) (19)
Global Europe 2050 (2012) (19)
Indicators for social innovation (2013) (18)
The question of quality (1990) (16)
Public value: how can it be measured, managed and grown? (2019) (13)
Broadband and the barriers to convergence in the European community (1991) (11)
Well-being and Public Policy (2013) (10)
Innovating better ways of living in later life (2010) (9)
Democratic Dismissal, Competition, and Contestability among the Quangos (1994) (7)
Reinventing the organisation (1993) (6)
Achieving full employment (2000) (6)
The market place of ideas (1996) (6)
True Collective Intelligence? A Sketch of a Possible New Field (2014) (4)
Imagination Unleashed-Democratising the Knowledge Economy (2019) (4)
The arrival of time politics (2005) (2)
Geoff Mulgan Post-Crash, Investing in a Better World (2011) (2)
Welfare Reform: Learning from American Mistakes? Report of a Seminar Organised by Lse Housing and Case (1998) (2)
Government, knowledge and the business of policy-making [Edited version of a keynote address at the National Institute for Governance. Conference (2003: Canberra).] (2003) (2)
Problems, Ideas and Leaders: The Three Sources of Political Dynamism (2006) (2)
What's posterity ever done for me? On strategy in government (2008) (2)
Social researchers must continue to engage in the systematic exploration of the world as it is and as it could be. (2013) (1)
COVID’s lesson for governments? Don’t cherry-pick advice, synthesize it (2022) (1)
Social Innovation: Stepping on the Accelerator of Social Change (2015) (1)
Prophets at a Tangent (2023) (1)
Can a Post‐Brexit UK Grow a Knowledge‐Based Economy that Works for Everyone? (2019) (1)
Well-being, capitalism and public policy: from generalization to granularity (2014) (1)
New books on collective intelligence: Growing the field: Interesting new books on collective intelligence (2022) (0)
Trench Welfare: Innovation on the Frontline (2009) (0)
The Nightingale: time to get serious about addressing the social, behavioural and environmental influences on health (2019) (0)
10. Capitalism’s Generative Ideas (2015) (0)
Possibility space: The role of social sciences in understanding, mapping and shaping the future (2023) (0)
Afterword to the paperback edition (2015) (0)
In improving public services and social innovation, the design world has vital insights to offer: but designers must go beyond evangelism to show greater rigour about methods and limits (2010) (0)
3. The Essence of Capitalism (2015) (0)
Editorial to the Inaugural Issue of Collective Intelligence (2022) (0)
8. Creative and Predatory Technology (2015) (0)
6. Anticapitalist Utopias and Neotopias (2015) (0)
2. Barren and Pregnant Crises (2015) (0)
Diving into policy issues (1988) (0)
9. The Rise of Economies Based on Relationships and Maintenance (2015) (0)
The Road to Global Prosperity (2014) (0)
Navigating the Crisis: How Governments Used Intelligence for Decision Making During the COVID-19 Pandemic (2022) (0)
1. After Capitalism (2015) (0)
Collective Intelligence (2020) (0)
Hollywood of Europe? The Future of British Film (1993) (0)
Foreword (2019) (0)
The meaning of the genome (2000) (0)
It’s time to face it: some meetings can be a waste of your time (2015) (0)
True Collective Intelligence? A Sketch of a Possible New Field (2014) (0)
11. New Accommodations or How Societies (Occasionally) Jump (2015) (0)
Welfare Futures: Changing Needs, Risks and Tools: Innovation and the New Welfare State (2015) (0)
Reforming Whitehall: bluff, bluster, brilliance and brains (2020) (0)
Government as a Brain: How Can Governments Better Understand, Think, Create, and Remember, and Avoid the Traps of Collective Stupidity Both in Emergencies and Normal Times (2022) (0)
The Role and Influence of Universities in the Digital Economy (2016) (0)
Vox populi: What did Marxism Today mean to you? (2011) (0)
4. To Take or to Make The Roles of Creators and Predators (2015) (0)
7. The Nature of Change How One System Becomes Another (2015) (0)
Artificial intelligence and collective intelligence: the emergence of a new field (2018) (0)
12. Outgrowing Capitalism (2015) (0)

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