British Politics and Policy at LSE

Evidence-based social science for UK policy and politics

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Economy and Society

Why the UK-India Young Professionals Scheme might end up benefitting a handful of large companies

May 6th, 2021

Public Services and the Welfare State

Research with veterans suggests that a trauma-informed social security system would benefit all claimants who have experienced trauma

May 6th, 2021

Brexit will only be judged a watershed if it leads to major new directions in the constitution, political economy, or external stance of the state

May 5th, 2021

Party politics and elections

Why major party reforms had to be sidelined during Jeremy Corbyn’s leadership

May 4th, 2021

COVID-19

The public are more likely to comply with COVID-19 measures adopted in countries they believe handled the pandemic better than the UK

April 28th, 2021

COVID-19 has made us more averse to both income and health inequalities

April 8th, 2021

‘Greed, my friends’: has Boris Johnson finally revealed his political philosophy?

March 29th, 2021

Economy and Society

Economy and Society

Why the UK-India Young Professionals Scheme might end up benefitting a handful of large companies

May 6th, 2021

Economy and Society

Britain’s productivity problem reaches well beyond the plans set out by either Labour or the Conservatives

April 29th, 2021

Economy and Society

School uniform costs are a source of financial and emotional stress for families living on a low income

April 20th, 2021

Fairness and Equality

Economy and Society

School uniform costs are a source of financial and emotional stress for families living on a low income

April 20th, 2021

Economy and Society

Contrary to the impression given by the Sewell Report, things for ethnic minorities in the UK labour market are not getting better

April 19th, 2021

Economy and Society

The media diversity and inclusion paradox: there is a disconnect between expressed commitments to diversity and the experiences of journalists of colour

April 1st, 2021

Brexit

Brexit will only be judged a watershed if it leads to major new directions in the constitution, political economy, or external stance of the state

May 5th, 2021

Declining confidence in electoral fairness from those on the losing side is a serious problem – and it is getting worse

April 27th, 2021

How the crucial work of civil society organisations in Northern Ireland is being put at risk by COVID-19 and Brexit

March 25th, 2021

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