Society & Diversity

By Emma Webb

The British taxpayer has handed over more than £6 million to charities that are currently, or have been in the…

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 Susan Harris Rimmer

Through the use of policy and spending levers, governments can play four primary roles in encouraging procurement from enterprises owned…

By James Dobson; Freddie Lloyd; Ryan Shorthouse

Discrimination and the abuse of human rights are immoral, unjust and illegal barriers to individual freedom and flourishing. Tackling them…

By Joe Shalam

The Centre for Social Justice (CSJ) has long championed the power of sport to transform lives.  Like many others we…

By Pheobe Griffith; Marley Morris

Our current immigration system lacks a strategic mission. For too long, the development of immigration policy has been driven by…

By Various Authors

Analysis of more than 10,000 Europeans has identified six distinct groups of voters across the continent – challenging the polarized…

By Phillip Blond; Mark Morrin; Tom Follett

Reform is essential in facing up to England’s economic and political challenges. Local government has, some places, risen to the…

By Frank Young

New CSJ report sets out the extent of public support for government talking about family stability