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Policy Exchange 2016
In time for conference season, and already leading on the issues of today, Policy Exchange reveals its new senior line-up, with key facts about fresh and familiar faces.
Eyes east: how China became a superpower
Professor John Bew, writing for the New Statesman, reviews ‘Easternisation: War and Peace in the Asian Century’ by Gideon Rachman.
Britain’s historic opportunity to trade
Dr Geoff Raby, former Australian Ambassador to the WTO, urges the UK to begin preliminary free trade discussions with Australia and New Zealand before Article 50 is triggered.
Labour Party Conference 2016
John Bew essay on the Chilcot Report
Professor John Bew essay, Head of Policy Exchange’s Britain in the World Project, responds to the Chilcot Report.
Policy Exchange at Labour Party Conference
Policy Exchange hosts a series of events in Liverpool.
Too hot to handle? How to decarbonise the way we heat our homes.
To mark the publication of a major new report, Richard Howard, Head of Environment and Energy, sets out his proposals for how the UK should decarbonise domestic heating in a more affordable manner.
Is the party over for dirty diesel generators?
Richard Howard, head of Environment and Energy, examines the rise of diesel generator usage, their environmental impact, and the effect of new regulations.
Why localism is the antidote to our problems with experts
Damian Hind discusses how local first, bottom-up, decision-making can help address many of the problems within our current political system.
Is Sadiq Khan’s air pollution plan fair and proportionate?
Richard Howard, Head of Policy Exchange’s Environment & Energy Unit, provides a critique of the Mayor of London’s new plan of measures to tackle air pollution in the capital.
