Publications
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Recent Publications
21st Century Social Care
Warwick Lightfoot, Will Heaven and Jos Henson GričThis research paper explores the nature and extent of the serious and urgent problems affecting the provision of social care in the UK.
On Islamophobia
Trevor Phillips, Sir John Jenkins and Dr Martyn FramptonAdopting the All-Party Parliamentary Group on British Muslims’ definition of Islamophobia would be a mistake.
Islamophobia – Crippling Counter Terrorism
Richard Walton and Tom WilsonThe impact on counter-terrorism policy and operations if the UK government adopts the definition of Islamophobia proposed by the All-Party Parliamentary Group on British Muslims.
Days of Future Past?
Alessio PatalanoThe UK should develop an Indo-Pacific strategy based on shaping security in the region, with a forward presence centred on a flexible, scalable, sustainable force.
Endangering Constitutional Government
Sir Stephen Laws and Richard EkinsThe risks of the House of Commons taking control.
The Irish Backstop: Nothing has changed? It has actually
Lord Bew and Lord TrimbleThe UK Government is now correct in asserting the right, in extremis, to appeal to international law under the Vienna Convention.
A Second Look
Professor Guglielmo Verdirame, Sir Stephen Laws and Richard EkinsThe UK’s legal position in relation to the backstop.
Tomorrow’s Places
Jack Airey and Richard BlakewayTo address the shortage of homes in and around London, a new government Department for Growth should work with the Mayor of London and partner directly with developers to build 15 new millennial towns in the capital’s commuter belt.
A Qualified Success
Tom RichmondAn investigation into T-levels and the wider vocational system
Strengthening the UK’s position on the Backstop
Professor Guglielmo Verdirame and Richard Ekins“The UK continues to be too timid” in its negotiations with the EU over the Backstop and its relationship to the 1998 Good Friday Agreement
