Public Policy
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Review: The Care Crisis. What Caused It and How Can We End It?, by Emma Dowling
Alexandre Leskanich reviews 'The Care Crisis: What Caused It and How Can We End It?' by Emma Dowling.
- Health, Education & Welfare
- Human Rights
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How Seriously Should We Take Universal Basic Income?
Has UBI’s time now come? If so, how does it compare to a long history of similar-sounding and once popular proposals?
- Work & Trade Unions
- Health, Education & Welfare
- Progressive Politics
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Review: The Quiet Before. On the Unexpected Origins of Radical Ideas, by Gal Beckerman
Dick Pountain reviews 'The Quiet Before: On the Unexpected Origins of Radical Ideas' by Gal Beckerman.
- Political Parties
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How Covid Changed Relations Between the UK Government and Private Providers
In response to the Covid-19 pandemic, the government used emergency legislation to change its relationship with private providers. This risks a permanent change in government-provider relations, to the detriment of the UK's contracting out framework.
- Trade
- Covid-19
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- Health, Education & Welfare
- Equality
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- Environment & Climate Change
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How the Covid-19 Pandemic Changed Relations Between the Government and Public Service Contractors
The government's response to Covid-19 risks a permanent change in government-provider relations, to the detriment of the UK's contracting out framework.
- Trade
- Covid-19
- Health, Education & Welfare
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Policy Makers Must Pay Attention to Employers’ Perspectives
Employers’ views on new expectations under Universal Credit have been puzzlingly absent from both research and policy debates.
- Conservative Party
- Work & Trade Unions
- Health, Education & Welfare
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The Missing Political Science of Pensions Provision
It is time for political science to take pensions policy more seriously, even if the public probably never will. If not, millions of people will be significantly worse off in later life.
- Political Parties
- Work & Trade Unions
- Progressive Politics
