The Future of the Liberal International Order

This project aims to understand and address the economic, political, and military pressures being placed on liberal values, norms, and institutions in international politics.

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Making Technology Work for People

Politics must build a vision for a future that leverages tech to people’s benefit, addressing their concerns while giving them a reason to be optimistic about the future.

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The Future of Housing

We confront the housing crisis that is driving global inequality and eroding living standards in developed democracies.

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Progressive Globalisation

To confront the challenge posed by populism, and live up to the democratic promise of rising living standards, we need to design a form of progressive globalization.
 

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Citizenship and Social Policy

Populists often cite migration as a driver of economic decline and social malaise. We are developing a principled approach that is clear about both the benefits of migration and the legitimacy of exercising control over it. This sits alongside work to address the root causes of group conflicts and foster shared values.

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Political Institutions

The institutions that underpin liberal democracy are under sustained assault, and more vulnerable than many thought. We are developing both an understanding of the causes and consequences of populism and a prescription for rebuilding trust and reforming institutions to ensure they stay relevant for the modern world.

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International Relations

Transatlantic relations are under unprecedented strain, and a broader decline in cooperation between liberal states has coincided with wider shifts in global power and prestige. We are developing new frameworks for coordination to contain the populist threat, promote progressive globalisation and revitalise the liberal international order.

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Economic Policy

Over the past decade, most households have experienced flat or falling incomes, and the gains from globalisation have been very unequally distributed. We are developing a new approach to economic policy that recognises the importance of markets and efficiency but does a better job of securing equity and sustainability.

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Technology Policy

Rapid advances in technology have put huge pressure on policymakers, but an over-reliance on outdated responses risks doing more harm than good. We are developing a new set of principles to ensure big tech serves the public interest, and policy solutions that will unlock the potential for radical improvements in public services.

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