Monthly Archives: April 2018

By Alan Lockey

The steady rise of self-employment has been one of the most significant labour market trends of the past two decades.…

By Alfie Stirling

This policy paper proposes a new framework for UK macroeconomic policy. Since the global financial crisis, monetary and fiscal policy…

By Leopold Traugott

The briefing argues that it is increasingly unlikely that Franco-German cooperation on EU reform will live up to the high…

By Carys Roberts; Mathew Lawrence

A declining labour share of national income, together with unequal capital ownership, mean wealth inequality in the UK has risen…

By Barra Roantree; Kartik Vira

Over the past 40 years, the UK has seen an almost continual rise in the proportion of women in employment.…

By Kathleen Henehan; Anna Vignoles

Since its launch in June 2016, the Intergenerational Commission has uncovered a wealth of evidence that raises questions about the…

By Various Authors

This Occasional Paper examines the factors contributing to radicalisation and violent extremism among labour migrants from Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan…

By Sophia Besch

The European Union and Britain both want to carry on co-operating on defence after Brexit. But working out how will…

By Victoria Hewson

The debate surrounding the United Kingdom leaving the European Union has focussed on negotiations between the parties. But there are…