Greg Power
@gregpower1.bsky.social
Working with politicians in unlikely places. Author, "Inside the Political Mind"
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Really interesting- and, I think, welcome- to see MPs sharing this kind of data about casework.
Casework is largely invisible (other than to the constituents it helps!) compared to what MPs do in the Commons chamber but is a huge part of MPs’ workload, and it’s really hard to get robust data on it
Casework is largely invisible (other than to the constituents it helps!) compared to what MPs do in the Commons chamber but is a huge part of MPs’ workload, and it’s really hard to get robust data on it
October 10, 2025 at 7:57 AM
Really interesting- and, I think, welcome- to see MPs sharing this kind of data about casework.
Casework is largely invisible (other than to the constituents it helps!) compared to what MPs do in the Commons chamber but is a huge part of MPs’ workload, and it’s really hard to get robust data on it
Casework is largely invisible (other than to the constituents it helps!) compared to what MPs do in the Commons chamber but is a huge part of MPs’ workload, and it’s really hard to get robust data on it
Reposted by Greg Power
Your weekend read: @gregpower1.bsky.social explains why attempts to improve governance fail because they’ve been based on the rational design of formal institutions rather than the behavioral logic of the individuals that work inside them.
From the archive: behavioralscientist.org/for-decades-...
From the archive: behavioralscientist.org/for-decades-...
For Decades, a Behavioral Blind Spot Has Plagued Political Development - by Greg Power - Behavioral Scientist
Attempts to improve governance in the world’s most troubled states have failed because they’ve been based on the rational design of formal institutions rather than the behavioral logic of the…
behavioralscientist.org
August 16, 2025 at 2:02 PM
Your weekend read: @gregpower1.bsky.social explains why attempts to improve governance fail because they’ve been based on the rational design of formal institutions rather than the behavioral logic of the individuals that work inside them.
From the archive: behavioralscientist.org/for-decades-...
From the archive: behavioralscientist.org/for-decades-...
Reposted by Greg Power
@gregpower1.bsky.social (Global Partners Governance) shares insights on the impact of high turnover in third-wave democracies in terms of logistical challenges, limited institutional memory, socialisation, norms, etc.
Also in the UK, 80% of current MPs have less than a decade of experience
Also in the UK, 80% of current MPs have less than a decade of experience
November 22, 2024 at 2:21 PM
@gregpower1.bsky.social (Global Partners Governance) shares insights on the impact of high turnover in third-wave democracies in terms of logistical challenges, limited institutional memory, socialisation, norms, etc.
Also in the UK, 80% of current MPs have less than a decade of experience
Also in the UK, 80% of current MPs have less than a decade of experience