A new book on why political and social imagination has shrunk; the lessons we can learn from history; and the methods to use now to amplify imagination, escape timidity and better prepare for the decades ahead – published 2022.
‘Fizzes with ideas … very exciting’ Washington Post
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‘Important .. if we struggle even to imagine a better future, we will be unable to create it’ Financial Times, Best New Political Books
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‘A manifesto for creativity, and for thinking big’ New Statesman
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‘This book is the tonic the world needs... Read it!’ Professor Anne-Marie Slaughter, CEO, New America
‘Wonderful, eclectic and deeply interesting’ Professor Rebecca Henderson, Harvard Business School,
‘An inspiring call for a more imaginative tomorrow’ Professor Danny Dorling, University of Oxford
‘Offers hope and the power of possibility’ Sonal Shah, former Director of Social Innovation & Civic Participation, Obama Administration
‘Wisdom & insight … on how governing can have broader and more ambitious horizons’ Pascal Donohue, Ireland’s Finance Minister and chair of Eurogroup
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