This policy paper proposes a new framework for UK macroeconomic policy.

This report sets out how the public sector could benefit from a federated, data-driven approach – one that provides greater power to its leaders, benefits its participants and users, and improves performance through better use of, and structured access to, data.

This paper highlights the significant exclusions of those from working class origins, women and those from Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic (BAME) backgrounds across the cultural and creative industries, which include the arts, music, publishing, advertising and IT.

The development and utilisation of artificial intelligence is currently a hot topic of debate in the UK Government, industry and the research community. But there is still a lack of clarity as to how AI can best be used to benefit individuals and society. This report proposes five principles that could become the basis for...

This paper casts a historical lens on the development of higher education and its wider socio-economic context during the last century in the UK, the USA and France.