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• Labour party conference - Reforming public services from the bottom up: the new direction for public service reform?

  Dates: 24 September 2007

  Venue: Arundel Suite, The Norfolk Royale Hotel, Richmond Hill

  The chief secretary to the Treasury, Andy Burnham, headed the line up of speakers at an event entitled reforming public services from the bottom up: the new direction for public service reform? on Monday 24 September at the Labour party conference in Bournemouth.
• Labour party conference - Engagement with Muslim communities across Europe

  Dates: 24 September 2007

  Venue: Bourne A, The Wessex Hotel (just outside the secure area)

  Policy Network, in association with the European Parliamentary Labour party, held an event, entitled engagement with Muslim communities across Europe, on Monday 24 September at the Labour party conference in Bournemouth.
• Labour party conference - The kids aren't alright: tackling Europe's child poverty deficit

  Dates: 23 September 2007

  Venue: Bryanston Room, The Wessex Hotel, Bournemouth (just outside the secure area)

  Policy Network, in association with Demos, held a seminar, entitled The kids aren't alright: tackling Europe's child poverty deficit, on Sunday 23 September at the Wessex Hotel at the Labour party conference in Bournemouth.
• Liberal Democrat conference - The challenges of immigration and integration: achieving a new progressive consensus

  Dates: 19 September 2007

  Venue: The Charlotte Room, The Grand Hotel, Brighton

  The shadow home secertary, Nick Clegg, chaired an event on The challenges of immigration and integration: achieving a new progressive consensus, at the Liberal Democrat party conference in Brighton on Wednesday 19 September
• Should progressives endorse social policy as a productive factor?

  Dates: 18 September 2007

  Venue: Policy Network, London

  Dr Waltraud Schelkle, Lecturer in Political Economy at the London School of Economics, delivered a presentation on should progressives endorse social policy as a productive factor? at Policy Network's offices in London on Tuesday 18 September.
• British and French perspectives on labour market and welfare reform

  Dates: 18 September 2007

  Venue: Policy Network, London

  At this event, Eric Besson, a minister attached to the office of the French prime minister with responsibility for forward planning and assessment of public policies, delivered a presentation on the French experience of labour market and welfare reform.
• Competition for social justice: markets and contestability in public services

  Dates: 17 September 2007

  David Albury, former principal adviser in the prime minister's strategy unit, will address a seminar entitled competition for social justice: markets and contestability in public services on Monday 17th September from 5.00pm to 7.00pm.
• Public Matters: The renewal of the public realm - joint public interest seminar

  Dates: 13 September 2007

  Patrick Diamond, director of Policy Network and editor of the PSRG book Public Matters, will speak at a seminar entitled Public Matters: The renewal of the public realm - joint public interest seminar, on 13 September 2007 from 5.00pm to 7.00pm.
• Coalition for the reform treaty launch

  Dates: 12 September 2007

  The Coalition for the Reform Treaty launched today with the message that the treaty is in Britain’s interests as well as the European Union’s because it will lead to more efficient, effective and democratic decision-making.
• Are emerging markets more or less vulnerable than in the past to global financial turbulence?

  Dates: 11 September 2007

  Venue: Policy Network, London

  Stephany Griffiths-Jones, Professor at the Institute of Development Studies at the University of Sussex delivered a presentation on today's global financial turbulence and its impact on emerging markets at a Policy Network seminar on Tuesday 11 September.