Monthly Archives: February 2017

By Tahirih Danesh; Mahmood Amiry-Moghaddam

This edition of the Iran Human Rights Review focuses on due process in the Iranian legal system. The review contains…

By Shanker Singham; Victoria Hewson

Legatum Institute's Director of Economic Policy and Prosperity Studies and chair of our Special Trade Commission, Shanker Singham writes about…

By Ben Southwood; Sam Bowman

The National Living Wage is a political football and must be scrapped because it risks creating unemployment. The report, which…

By Tom Follett

Air pollution levels are above legal limits in 16 urban areas across the UK. This report identifies actions that cities…

By Giovanni Caccavello

Historically, concerns about technological unemployment have proved unwarranted. Instead, technology has created more new jobs than it has destroyed old…

By Peter Sellen; Gerard Dominguez Reig

This report provides an overview of recent trends, key challenges and current reforms to apprenticeships, drawing on the CBI/Pearson’s Education and…

By Rachel Reeves MP

Self-employment in the UK is rising, and it brings challenges as well as opportunities. The pamphlet looks at the rising…

By Daniel Mahoney; James Pilditch

The UK manufacturing sector needs a supply side revolution to continue to occupy a competitive position on the world stage…

By Calum Jeffray

A new RUSI report reveals how organised crime groups are benefiting from corruption at European borders, and exploiting limited controls…