Monthly Archives: January 2018

By Anna Round

The north of England needs a skilled workforce and a system for skills development that meets the changing needs of…

By Miren Gutierrez; Alfonso Daniels; Guy Jobbins

New technologies offer unique opportunities to support fisheries monitoring, control and surveillance, particularly for countries in Africa and other regions…

By Alexander Fritz Englund

Populism is on the rise, especially in Europe. Determining the causes is of crucial political importance. Some claim that “neoliberal”…

By Peter Ricketts

A paper exploring UK and French security relations post-Brexit. Written by Lord Peter Ricketts, former National Security Adviser and UK…

By George Bangham; Stephen Clarke

The pay of Britain’s workers has rarely been out of the news in the past decade. The unprecedented squeeze on…

By Adeline Bailly

With the continued rise of emissions and illegal levels of pollution in many places, air quality is increasingly recognised as…

By Olivier Kraft

This paper focuses on the measures that can be taken at the UK level to strengthen the money service business…

By Nilima Gulrajani

Every few years, the reorganisation of foreign aid bureaucracy becomes a topical issue in development policy circles. The last time…

By Jacob Lundberg

As a general rule, local governments are exempt from VAT in the EU. Thus, VAT is not payable on the…