Monthly Archives: November 2017

Online support

By Various Authors

The last 10 years have witnessed a dramatic increase in the number of people going online to seek out information…

Why corporation tax cuts work

By Daniel Mahoney

Statistics out this week show that onshore corporation tax receipts have increased by 44% since 2011-12, rising from £34bn to…

Spotting the signs

By Emma Webb

A new report from The Henry Jackson Society, Spotting The Signs: Identifying Vulnerability To Radicalisation Among Students, investigates students who…

Rising to the challenge

By Nigel Keohane

The Further Education sector can be a vital driver of social mobility in Britain after Brexit, according to a new…

A blueprint for UK trade policy

By Shanker Singham

When the British people voted to leave the European Union on June 23rd, 2016, the economic backdrop was not positive.…

A brief guide to the French election

By Matthew Elliott

Having written about the March 2017 Dutch election for the Legatum Institute, Matthew Elliott has now turned his attention to…

The EU and Norway

By Giovanni Caccavello

The EEA Agreement was signed in 1992, and entered into force in 1994. Until now, EEA EFTA countries have been…

Sea change

By Dr Richard Wellings

This report from the Institute of Economic Affairs argues that subsidies for the fishing industry should be phased out and…

Education 4.0

By Giovanni Caccavello

Current schooling systems are badly equipped to deal with rapid technological innovation and changing work patterns such as the sharing…

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