Policy | Institute for Global Change

Pandemic to Endemic: The Race Against Time

Paper | 19th Sep 2021

By Multiple Authors

Our housing problem is not just about how many homes we build

Commentary | 17th Sep 2021

Ian Mulheirn

Executive Director for UK Policy and Chief Economist

Brexit

Trade figures: a return to pre-Brexit normality?

Commentary | 10th Sep 2021

James Browne

Head of Work, Income and Inequality Analysis

Country *

two women with long hair stand back to back in a crowd wearing patterned scarves as face coverings

Changing Values in the Middle East: Secular Swings and Liberal Leanings

Report | 10th Sep 2021

Mansoor Moaddel

Professor of Sociology at University of Maryland, College Park

Tech for Development

Digital Identity Roundtable: Key Takeaways 

Briefing | 9th Sep 2021

Sophie Tholstrup

Head of Tech for Development Policy Unit

Net Zero

Trade-offs and trade deals: climate policy and the UK/Australia trade agreement

Commentary | 9th Sep 2021

Tim Lord

Senior Fellow | Net Zero

Income and Inequality

Social care: glass half full or déjà vu?

Commentary | 8th Sep 2021

James Browne

Head of Work, Income and Inequality Analysis

Egyptian students brandish 22 November 2004 copies of the Koran at the Al-Azhar University campus in Cairo during the third day of protests

The State of Debate Within Islam: Theological Developments in the Muslim World Since 9/11

Paper | 8th Sep 2021

Usama Hasan

Research Consultant

a woman wearing a headscarf sits with a boy reading a textbook

Peace and Tolerance Education in the Arab World Two Decades After 9/11

Report | 8th Sep 2021

David Andrew Weinberg

Washington Director for International Affairs of ADL (the Anti-Defamation League)

Fair Social Care: Priorities and Funding Options

Paper | 7th Sep 2021

James Browne

Head of Work, Income and Inequality Analysis

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How Chronic Data Gaps Are Hindering Africa’s Pandemic Response

Commentary | 3rd Sep 2021

Hayley Andersen

Associate

Signposts on the Road to 9/11: Why the History of Islamism Still Matters

Paper | 2nd Sep 2021

Emman El-Badawy

Director, Extremism Policy Unit

Country *

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Pandemic to Endemic: The Race Against Time

By Multiple Authors

David Britto

Jacob Delorme

Brianna Miller

Daniel Sleat

Harry Summers

Ryan Wain

Our housing problem is not just about how many homes we build

Ian Mulheirn

Trade figures: a return to pre-Brexit normality?

James Browne

Changing Values in the Middle East: Secular Swings and Liberal Leanings

Mansoor Moaddel

Digital Identity Roundtable: Key Takeaways

Sophie Tholstrup

Trade-offs and trade deals: climate policy and the UK/Australia trade agreement

Tim Lord

Social care: glass half full or déjà vu?

James Browne

The State of Debate Within Islam: Theological Developments in the Muslim World Since 9/11

Usama Hasan

Peace and Tolerance Education in the Arab World Two Decades After 9/11

David Andrew Weinberg

Fair Social Care: Priorities and Funding Options

James Browne

How Chronic Data Gaps Are Hindering Africa’s Pandemic Response

Hayley Andersen

Signposts on the Road to 9/11: Why the History of Islamism Still Matters

Emman El-Badawy

Policy Futures

Policy Futures

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