Monthly Archives: July 2017

By Dr John Nilsson-Wright

Two immediate challenges – the rise of China and uncertainty surrounding the policy priorities of the Trump administration – are…

By Tomisha Bino

The stalemate over negotiation on a WMD-free zone damages not only relationships and trust between states in the region, but…

By Len Shackleton; Jamie Whyte

The Taylor Review calls for increased regulation of flexible work. But it ignores the costs these interventions will cause by…

By Giovanni Caccavello

First published in 2010, the 2017 study by the Institut économique Molinari (IEM) underscores the latest fiscal developments within the…

By Peter Spence

Teams from the United Kingdom and the USA are beginning trade talks. Trade talks require pragmatism and compromise and they…

By Jane Kinninmont

Saudi Arabia's ambitious economic reform project promises to disrupt the traditional social contract in a number of ways, which is…

By Emily Frith

The Education Policy Institute (EPI) has examined the state of child and adolescent mental health inpatient services in England. This…

By Jon Andrews; Natalie Perera

The Education Policy Institute (EPI) has published a new paper examining the impact of academies on educational outcomes. The comprehensive…

By John Hemmings

The UK Government should welcome inward investment from China, but ensure the national security of key infrastructure remains protected, our…