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In opposition and in government David Cameron has given prominence to the 'Big Society', second only to his case for public spending cuts and the reduction of the UK's budget deficit. He has set out the case for a Big Society in a series of lectures and speeches, initially and perhaps most thoroughly in his Hugo Young Lecture in 2009. In this lecture he called for a re-imagined role for the state which is not simply about a smaller state (some reheated version of ideological laissez-faire). Instead, we understand that the big society is not just going to spring to life on its own: we need strong and concerted government action to make it happen (David Cameron, 2009).

Prospects for a Big Society? Special Issue of People Place and Policy Online Guest Editorial