Tom Bentley, public policy analyst

Article Abstract:

British public policy analyst, Tom Bentley, believes that Britain's Labor Party needs to look further afield, so that it can learn from the successes and failures of other political systems. Bentley believes that people are becoming less convinced that governments can make any real changes in their lives, and that they should rather make their own changes, inspired but not regulated by government.

Social aspects, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Public opinion, Politics, Government productivity, Bentley, Tom

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Alistair Mant; organisational change agent

Article Abstract:

An authority on leadership discusses a classic example of brilliant but flawed political leader Bill Clinton. Clinton, he describes, is a man whose instincts tell him throw himself on the mercy of the American people, but whose wife Hillary is a defense lawyer and interested not in what happened, but only in what is defensible.

Analysis, Personalities, Organizational change, Leadership

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