Sometimes all you can rely on, to understand some sense of the direction events are taking us in, is a sense of history. As such,…
Sometimes all you can rely on, to understand some sense of the direction events are taking us in, is a sense of history. As such,…
The year 1992 saw the start of the new-look European Union and the Maastricht treaty which created it. It was also the year of an…
It’s a long game. Any predictions of the eventual effects of Brexit on both Britain and the European Union are likely to be premature. The…
Our new report A Very British Brexit suggests that, paradoxically, the 2017 general election result provides the political context in which the Brexit process can be delivered…
I was surprised to find, this morning, that the news still has the power to reduce me to tears. The vision of parents struggling through…
Over the last few months, Brexiteers have conclusively won the air war on social media. Their clearly focused messages and emotionally appealing content has largely…
No, Fabianism isn’t dead yet – but the flurry of debate about parents taking their children out of school does seem to mark a moment…
Today we publish our response to the government’s Green Paper on Corporate Governance. “The government’s green paper on corporate governance lacks ambition,” according to Joe…
This report looks at what an ideal Brexit negotiating strategy for the UK might be and indeed, what a good outcome from the Article 50…
In our report on Quantitative Easing, we urged for a debate on the effects of monetary policy and what is the appropriate approach to central…
“The objectives are what are set by the politicians. The policies are done by technocrats. We are not going to take instruction on our policies…
Trade unionism faces difficult challenges in the years ahead. The unionised working population of Great Britain is roughly half of what it was a few…