Economy and Society

Working prisoners are trapped in state-mediated structures of exploitation; using them to fill Brexit labour shortages is a bad idea

September 27th, 2021
Fairness and Equality

Johnson’s reshuffle: levelling up representation is not just about women being visible in numbers

September 24th, 2021
Party politics and elections

Local campaigning: by relying on a variety of direct forms of voter outreach, parties can make substantial electoral gains

September 23rd, 2021
Education

Education’s biggest challenge is ensuring consistency in what is being done across the system, within each school, and within each classroom

September 22nd, 2021
Public Services and the Welfare State

Johnson’s social care reforms do nothing to guarantee the future of the ailing care home sector and could even make the problem worse

September 21st, 2021
Economy and Society

When they believe that their neighbours vote, less affluent citizens are more likely to follow their example than wealthy individuals

September 20th, 2021
Fairness and Equality

A reshuffled cabinet, the same diversity problem

September 17th, 2021
LSE Comment

Why the new levy won’t make England’s social care crisis go away

September 16th, 2021
Economy and Society

Winners and losers from five decades of UK tax-benefit reforms

September 15th, 2021
Fairness and Equality

Women and minority MPs are particularly at risk of experiencing certain forms of abuse on Twitter

September 14th, 2021
Brexit

New Zealand’s 1973 experience suggests Brexit will be economically harmful for the foreseeable future, and the losses will not be easily made up

September 13th, 2021
LSE Comment

Health and social care levy: reforming our existing National Insurance system could raise the revenue needed in a much fairer way

September 10th, 2021

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