Monthly Archives: September 2017

By Daniel Mahoney

Corbyn claims Venezuela shows us "a better way of doing things". This report shows Chavez's reforms damaged the economy and…

By Laura Gardiner; Donald Hirsch; Laura Valadez

This report, which has been prepared by the Centre for Research in Social Policy at Loughborough University and the Resolution…

By The Hon Alexander Downer AC

The UK is the “ideal place from which to pursue the kind of open, liberal trade and investment policy that…

By Matthew Elliott

A landmark study of public opinion in the UK post the General Election has found that there is widespread support…

By Julian Jessop

From 1990 to 2010, free trade helped a billion people lift themselves out of extreme poverty. But the pace of…

By Richard Black

A new report by The Henry Jackson Society explores the extreme speakers and events in the 2016-17 academic year. The…

By Marianne Schneider-Petsinger

US policymakers should give special consideration to a more open immigration policy for highly skilled professionals from the EU. This…

By Malcolm Chalmers

This report examines how a conflict might unfold and its likely consequences, for both the region and the world. It argues…

By Haid Haid

Turkey’s capacity to ensure the sustainability of its successes against ISIS depends largely on improving governance in Jarablus.