People who engage less with the wider world more likely to have voted for Brexit

The Independent covers research undertaken as part of Demos' pan-European project on the 'Politics of Fear'

Digital Citizens: Countering Extremism Online

Invest, Devolve, Liberate:
A New Economic Policy in the light of Brexit

2016: the year Facebook became the bad guy

Carl Miller, Research Director at Demos' Centre for the Analysis of Social Media, speaks to the Guardian about the difficulty of regulating social media giants.

Good Growth For Cities 2016:
A report on urban economic wellbeing from PwC and Demos.

@Demos 24 Dec

RT @sophgaston: Election results will keep shocking us until we stop seeing polls as oracles: @Demos' CEO @WoodClaudia in @Telegraph https:…
@Demos 23 Dec

Party season is in full swing - but who is #bingedrinking most? Our research shows big differences between sectors:… https://t.co/fE1tofii6J
@Demos 23 Dec

Digital skills are crucial to stop #radicalisation of young people online. Read about our new #Prevent schools pilo… https://t.co/fV9Hbjqbkf

After Trump’s victory, claims of vote rigging have disappeared

Our exclusive social media analysis for Mashable finds a sharp decline in allegations of vote rigging in the 2016 Presidential Election after the results were announced.

Industrial strategy and the challenge of inclusive growth

One of the many odd features of our post-Brexit political landscape is that amongst all the shouting, rancour, and court cases, there ...

Financial illiteracy a huge social and economic cost, think tank claims

FT Adviser reports on Demos research into the problem of financial exclusion.

Commissioning in Children’s Services – What Works?:
Seeking best practice in a sensitive, complex policy area

Generation square still likes a drink

The Times reports on new Demos research into the persistent challenge of youth binge drinking

The Clock is Ticking for Europe

Last week, Demos brought together around 30 leading thinkers on Europe’s social, economic and cultural condition in Brussels, for the second in ...

London pays the high price of success as it lags on ‘good’ growth

The Evening Standard reports on the Capital's relatively low ranking in our Good Growth for Cities Index 2016.

The Rise of Digital Politics:
How social media are changing our political interactions and engagement