Monthly Archives: December 2018

By Various authors

The potential for blockchain in healthcare to address specific challenges in the NHS is promising. For patients, they could gain…

By Camino Mortera-Martinez; Beth Oppenheim

European leaders should make a more forceful case for legal migration pathways into the European Union and better integration of…

By John Jenkins; Trevor Phillips

A new definition of Islamophobia proposed by the All-Party Parliamentary Group on British Muslims would “make life harder” for Muslims…

By Anthony J Evans

The Monetary Policy Committee of the Bank of England’s reliance on faulty indicators has led to suboptimal policy decisions and…

By David Clark

A new Fabian Society report, published as Brexit negotiations reach a crunch point, calls for a new UK-EU extradition framework…

By Aniseh Bassiri Tabrizi; Justin Bronk

This Occasional Paper aims to provide an in-depth inventory of armed drones possessed by Middle Eastern states, assessing quantity, types…

By Joanna Williams

Persistent disruption is endemic in English schools, according to research carried out for Policy Exchange. In one of the most…

By Sarah Longlands; Jack Hunter

Natural Assets North is a new IPPR North project which investigates the natural potential of the north of England, including…

By Phoebe Griffith; Abida Malik

There is widespread acceptance that the social and economic disengagement of women from Pakistani and Bangladeshi communities remains a challenge,…

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