This paper aims to demonstrate that the time we spend in work is neither natural nor inevitable. One of the central aims of this paper is to establish time itself as a site of political contestation – in the same vein as housing, healthcare, income, and national defence.

For European countries and institutions as well as for transatlantic relations, 2019 will be a pivotal year. With several important leadership, policy, and structural transitions taking place in capitals and Brussels, there will be instability and uncertainty but from this could stem more positive dynamics. While the twists and turns of events remain unpredictable, what...

This paper will extrapolate the EMF's ReSOLVE frameworks through the context of three examples in vastly different formats.

This is the second independent report on Open Access received from Professor Adam Tickell, Chair of the UK Open Access Co-ordination Group. It presents a refreshed evidence base, and answers specific questions requested by the Minister for Universities and Science, Jo Johnson, in November 2017.

This report reviews global efforts to drive diversity and inclusion in business innovation, examining Estonia, Finland, France, Israel, the Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Sweden, the UK and the USA.