Monthly Archives: January 2018

By Daniel Mahoney

New research published by the Centre for Policy Studies estimates that the cost of Labour’s renationalisation plans would be at…

By Drew Corbyn; Mattia Vianello

This paper examines the issue of energy and displacement in detail, using insights from refugees in camps in Burkina Faso…

By Kathryn Petrie; Nicole Gicheva

This report examines the current role vocational education plays in preparing young people for higher education, and how students can…

By Various Authors

As well as providing the definitive economic health check of the 63 largest urban areas in the UK, Cities Outlook…

By Dr Stephen Davies

The reselling of tickets for events has a long history, dating back at least to Roman times. Such secondary markets…

By Matthew Rooney

Small modular nuclear reactors could be a crucial technology in the drive to decarbonise our energy system, according to Small…

By Various Authors

Whitehall Monitor collects and analyses data to help those running government understand how it can be more effective, and to…

By Julian Jessop

The rise of the ‘tech giants’ is, of course, a significant commercial threat to more traditional media, but it also…

By Luke Raikes

IPPR North commends the IPA for responding to our frequent calls to improve the available data on regional infrastructure and…