Building solutions: the Big Society in the Local Community. Speaker: Karyn McCluskey, Director, Violence Reduction Unit. Part of the Citizenship and the 'Big Society' series. Recorded: 20 March 2012.

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Citizenship & Big Society 3: Karyn McCluskey

The 'big society' in Scotland. Speaker: Annabel Goldie, MSP, Scottish Conservative Member of the Scottish Parliament. Part of the Citizenship and the 'Big Society' series. Recorded: 6 March 2012.

Citizenship & Big Society 2: Annabel Goldie

The Scottish Enlightenment and the 'big society'? Speaker: Christopher Berry, Emeritus Professor of Political Theory and Honorary Research Professor at University of Glasgow. Part of the Citizenship and the 'Big Society' series. Recorded: 21 February 2012.

Citizenship & Big Society 1: Christopher Berry

New Constitution? New Citizens? Women and Constitutional Reform. Speaker: Katie Ghose, Chief Executive, Electoral Reform Society. Part of the Citizenship & Constitutional Reform series. Recorded: 16 November 2010.

Citizenship & Reform 6: Katie Ghose

New Constitution? New Citizens? Reform of the House of Lords? Speaker: Professor The Lord Norton of Louth, University of Hull, former Chairman of the House of Lords Select Committee on the Constitution. Part of the Citizenship & Constitutional Reform series. Recorded: 16 November 2010.

Citizenship & Reform 4: Lord Norton

New Constitution? New Citizens? Speaker: Professor Tony Wright, former Labour MP, former Chair of the Public Administration Select Committee. Part of the Citizenship & Constitutional Reform series. Recorded: 16 November 2010.

Citizenship & Reform 3: Tony Wright

New Constitution? New Citizens? Constitutional Reform - an insider's view. Speaker: Rt Hon Charles Kennedy, MP. Part of the Citizenship & Constitutional Reform series. Recorded: 16 November 2010.

Citizenship & Reform 5: Charles Kennedy

Constitutional reform and how we got here: A commentator's view. Speaker: James Naughtie, Presenter, BBC Radio 4 'Today' Programme. Recorded: 19 October 2010. Part of the Stevenson Lecture series: Citizenship & Constitutional Reform.

Citizenship & Reform 1: James Naughtie

Inequality: the enemy between us? Speaker: Richard Wilkinson, Emeritus Professor of Social Epidemiology, University of Nottingham. Recorded: 27 October 2009. Part of the Stevenson Lecture series: Citizenship & Health.

Citizenship & Health 1: Richard Wilkinson

The Political Risks of Constitutional Reform. Speaker: Professor Robert Hazell, Director, Constitution Unit, University College London. Recorded: 2 November 2010. Part of the Stevenson Lecture series: Citizenship & Constitutional Reform.

Citizenship & Reform 2: Robert Hazell

Is simply being a citizen of modern Scotland bad for your health? Speaker: Philip Hanlon, Professor of Public Health, University of Glasgow. Recorded: 10 November 2009. Part of the Stevenson Lecture series: Citizenship & Health.

Citizenship & Health 2: Philip Hanlon

Can communities create healthy citizens? Speaker: Dr Harry Burns, Chief Medical Officer for Scotland. Recorded: 1 December 2009. Part of the Stevenson Lecture series: Citizenship & Health.

Citizenship & Health 3: Harry Burns

Open Question Time - The right to choose an assisted death. Speakers: Edward Turner (Leading Member of Dignity in Dying) & Dr Sheila McGettrick (Palliative Care Consultant, Greater Glasgow Health Board). Recorded: 9 February 2010. Part of the Stevenson Lecture series: Citizenship & Health.

Citizenship & Health 4: Turner and McGettrick

Four kinds of madness: obesity, hunger, agricultural policy, and The Royal Society. Speaker: Sheila Dillon, radio journalist and presenter, The Food Programme (BBC Radio 4). Recorded: 23 February 2010. Part of the Stevenson Lecture series: Citizenship & Health.

Citizenship & Health 5: Sheila Dillon

Speaking to Power: Development of the Scottish advocacy service. Speaker: David Donnison, Emeritus Professor of Public Policy, University of Glasgow. Recorded: 2 March 2010. Part of the Stevenson Lecture series: Citizenship & Health.

Citizenship & Health 6: David Donnison

The Stevenson Lectures in Citizenship were established in 1921 by a bequest to the University of Glasgow from Sir Daniel Macaulay Stevenson (1851–1944), a Glasgow-born engineer, politician and philanthropist.

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