Monthly Archives: February 2019

By Scott Corfe

This study explores the role that co-living could play in increasing homeownership for first-time-buyers in the United Kingdom – particularly…

By Michael Johnson

The research, authored by Associate Fellow Michael Johnson, outlines the vast, and continuing, growth in unfunded spending promises by government,…

By Peter Cuthbertson

This report from the UK think tank Civitas looks at whether the proposal to end shorter prison sentences would be…

By Dr Gemma Bird; Dr Jelena Obradovic-Wochnik; Dr Amanda Russell Beattie; Patrycja Rozbicka

This report finds that recent changes in EU border management have limited refugees’ movement across Europe, and as such, have…

By Kristian Niemietz

Socialism is popular in the UK – not just among students, but also among people in their 30s and 40s.…

By Andra-Lucia Martinescu; Rares Burlacu

This essay is the first in a new Foreign Policy Centre series that aims to focus on the complex relationship…

By Various Authors

This report from the UK think tank The Health Foundation analyses public understanding around health. This briefing presents the main…

By Adam Corlett

Detailed data about household incomes comes with a considerable lag. And while the Office for Budget Responsibility (OBR) produces economic…

By Nikita Malik

At least 156 children have been subject to care proceedings over concerns of extremism risks, according to a new study…