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Recent Blogs
Judicial Power Project: Dame Elisabeth Laing’s ‘Two Cheers for Judicial Activism’
This paper was given at the Constitutional and Administrative Law Bar Association (‘ALBA’) summer conference, held in Cambridge in July 2016
Gerard Lyons comments on the Autumn Statement
Policy Exchange’s Chief Economic Adviser writes in the FT and the New Statesman, and speaks on BBC Radio 4’s The World Tonight
The Case for Being Boring – or Why Fiscal Policy Doesn’t Need a Reset
Jonathan Dupont — Policy Exchange Economic and Social Policy Research Fellow — argues that ‘the Autumn Statement should not seek to be one to be remembered’
The EU’s Ambiguous Legal Position in the WTO Reduces the Uncertainty over Britain’s Post-Brexit Trading Relationships
Dr Geoff Raby — Policy Exchange’s Head of Trade Policy — concludes that ‘the hurdles at the WTO that worry many may not be so insurmountable after all’
The future of school leadership and the role of non teachers – what does the NHS teach us?
Jonathan Simons — Policy Exchange’s Head of Education — looks at the background of high-performing NHS Chief Executives to consider what role non-teachers can play in school leadership
How Feasible are Donald Trump’s Trade Reforms, and What Might Their Impact Be on the US Economy?
Damian Hind, Policy Exchange Economic and Social Policy Research Fellow, examines the campaign promises of the new President-Elect, and the potential trade agenda they may inform
Walter Russell Mead, leading American strategist, speaks at Policy Exchange immediately after the US election
On 10th November, Policy Exchange’s Britain in the World project hosted Professor Walter Russell Mead for a briefing on US foreign policy under President Trump
Policy Exchange’s Director, Dean Godson, comments on the results of the US Presidential election
What mobilised small town and rural America to vault Donald Trump into the White House? In short, the sense of being effectively told by the Democratic Party, in that most Darwinian of American phrases – “you’re history”. The leading Clintonite pollster and...
Power 2.0: the Policy Exchange “Smart Power” report in 7 key charts
Yesterday marked the launch of a new Policy Exchange report, Power 2.0, on how to build a smarter, greener, cheaper electricity system. The report argues that in order to further decarbonise the power system and integrate renewables, it is essential that we also...
Are We Becoming More or Less Segregated?
Richard Norrie — Policy Exchange’s Demography, Immigration, and Integration Research Fellow — discusses the issue of neighbourhood division. He concludes that we need to ‘stop apportioning blame’, and move forward
