Monthly Archives: August 2017

By Daniel Mahoney

Since the £9,000 cap, the participation rate of disadvantaged 19-year olds in higher education has increased by 4.8 percentage points.…

By Denis James

With the right oversight and a balanced approach, defence engagement can help to deliver prosperity and increase private-sector involvement in…

By Natalie Perera; Jon Andrews; Dr John Jerrim

On 24th August 2017, pupils received their GCSE results – which included the first set of results for English and…

By Giovanni Caccavello

On 28 September 2017, the European Parliament Employment and Social Affairs Committee (EMPL) will vote on an initiative by Spanish…

By Sir Michael Tugendhat

Conservative writers and politicians have been influential in the development of human rights in the UK for centuries. Sir Winston…

By Duncan Sim

In Making Young Minds Matter: reshaping support services for young people in the new Parliament, ResPublica argues that the politics…

By Clare McNeil; Carys Roberts; Charlotte Snelling

A new generation of young women is ready and willing to participate in politics. The UK general election in June…

By Various Authors

For a number of years, New Zealand has topped the Legatum Prosperity Index™ largely in part due to its high…

By Kevin Dowd

A new report from the Institute of Economic Affairs calls for unilateral free trade following Brexit, complemented by free trade…