Author:
IPPR
Wed 13 Jul 2016
The vote for Brexit has created the biggest challenge for the UK in decades. We are now in uncharted territory, and the decisions made in the next few months and years will shape Britain, and its place in the world, for a generation. IPPR …
Author:
Catherine Colebrook
Wed 13 Jul 2016
This briefing, part of IPPR's new 'Progressive Brexit' programme of work, explores six options for the UK in terms of its future access to the EU single market. It explore their implications for all aspects of the UK economy, assessing the…
Author:
Marley Morris
Wed 13 Jul 2016
The coming Brexit negotiations will likely centre on the trade-off between access to the single market and controlling EU migration. Achieving a compromise – by putting some limits on free movement and some limits on single market access –…
Speakers:
Gordon Brown,
Tom Kibasi
Wed 29 Jun 2016, 12:00 - 13:00
Former prime minister Gordon Brown delivered his response to the Leave vote in the first of our series of cross-party speaking events on the future of Britain in Europe.
Author:
Tom Kibasi
Wed 29 Jun 2016
Our country is crying out for leadership and all it hears is a deafening silence from Westminster. At IPPR, we have put our heads together and identified what we believe must happen now.
Author:
John Curtice
Thu 30 Jun 2016
Demographic divisions lay at the heart of the referendum vote, John Curtice shows, drawing stark lines between Labour’s traditional working-class and socially liberal middle-class supporters. While there may be little evidence that Corbyn …
Author:
David Runciman
Thu 30 Jun 2016
The referendum result, David Runciman suggests, was won by those who feel excluded from modern, highly networked forms of economy and society. The tragedy, he argues, is that the elites on the losing side will be able – and likely – to res…
Author:
Tom Kibasi
Thu 30 Jun 2016
The success of the Leave campaign reflects the fundamental disconnect, Tom Kibasi argues, between expectations and the realities of life for many. Confronting the response required, he says, means closing this gap, and ‘understanding that …
Mon 18 Jul 2016, 17:00 - 20:00
An expert panel, including Deputy Mayor for Transport Val Shawcross, discuss London's growing air pollution crisis.
The i Paper
Fri 15 Jul 2016
Fri 15 Jul 2016
To welcome the new ministers of Theresa May's government to office, IPPR presents a series of memos to the incoming heads of some key departments, setting out our views on the vital issues they face and reviewing the policy prescriptions a…
Author:
John Curtice
Thu 30 Jun 2016
Demographic divisions lay at the heart of the referendum vote, John Curtice shows, drawing stark lines between Labour’s traditional working-class and socially liberal middle-class supporters. While there may be little evidence that Corbyn …