Institute for Global Change

UK General Election 2019: Railways proposals are high on cost, low on reforms

The policy answers being offered by Labour and the Tories on rail are a perfect metaphor for this election: the parties are stuck in the economic populism of the left and right, offering simple answers with high costs.

Commentary | 5th Dec 2019

UK General Election 2019: Housing - steps in the right direction

Briefing | 4th Dec 2019

We Want to Go Far, We Go Together

Commentary | 3rd Dec 2019

UK General Election 2019: Business - shareholders, stakeholders and ownership

Briefing | 3rd Dec 2019

What next for online harms and regulation?

Commentary | 29th Nov 2019

UK General Election 2019: Immigration - the search for coherence

Briefing | 28th Nov 2019

UK General Election 2019: Crime and justice

Briefing | 28th Nov 2019

UK General Election 2019: Public services - what’s the plan?

Briefing | 28th Nov 2019

Technology Policy at Web Summit 2019

The relationship between technology and politics is an increasingly important theme at tech conferences. Here are some of our reflections on this year’s conversations in Lisbon.

20th Nov 2019

The Conservatives' search for coherence on immigration policy goes on

Home Secretary, Priti Patel's pledge that immigration overall will fall if the Conservatives win the election makes the same mistake the party have been making since 2010: pretending that all types of immigration are the same. Moreover, it is likely to prove bad policy and bad politics.

14th Nov 2019

Teaching for Peace

Education is a political and ideological battleground. Today’s teachers must equip students with the skills of tomorrow.

14th Nov 2019