#OMCIPPR
Speakers: Qi Ye, David King
Tue 03 Mar 2015, 10:00–11:30
IPPR is delighted to welcome Professor Qi Ye, one of the most influential experts on Chinese energy policy, as part of the 'Road to Paris' series of events that we are holding in the run-up to the global climate summit later this year.
Author: Nick Pearce
Tue 03 Mar 2015
Paris is just the start, not the end of the process to tackle climate change. But the seriousness with which China along with the US is taking this year’s talks shows that there are clearly grounds for hope.
Authors: Joss Garman, Charles Ogilvie
Tue 10 Feb 2015
This paper exposes a loophole in the feed-in tariff scheme for onshore wind farms. The scheme is designed to support small-scale providers, but the practice of under-reporting or 'derating' turbines' generating capacity to earn a higher subsidy…
Authors: Thomas Piketty, Pablo Iglesias
Mon 16 Feb 2015
Exclusive to Juncture, we present an edited translation of a recent interview between bestselling author Thomas Piketty and Pablo Iglesias, leader of the Spanish political party Podemos, originally broadcast on Otra Vuelta de Tuerka (‘Another…
Authors: Graeme Henderson, Guy Lodge, Luke Raikes, Alan Trench
Tue 24 Feb 2015
This report sets out to examine the potential impact of devolution for cities such as Bristol and regions such as the west of England – both the challenges and opportunities that flow from further Welsh devolution, but also from future devolution…
Author: Nick Pearce
Thu 26 Feb 2015
There is a serious debate to be had about the sustainability of a student finance system that significantly increases public debts and shunts extensive repayment risks and loan subsidy costs into the future.
Speakers: Michael Heseltine, Chris Leslie, Amelia Womack
Wed 25 Feb 2015, 15:00–17:00
This high-profile event outlines the contours of the debate on infrastructure before the election campaign and sets out priorities for the next five years of government.
Author: Colin Crouch
Fri 06 Feb 2015
'A crisis of neoliberalism has been redefined as one of the so-called "European social model", and neoliberalism is hailed as the answer.' Colin Crouch uncovers the fiction at the heart of austerity politics.
Wed 04 Mar 2015, 09:00–17:00
The Oxford Media Convention is now entering its 14th year and is established as the leading gathering of the industry. It traditionally attracts over 300 senior figures, including leading politicians and policymakers, industry leaders and practitioners,…
BBC Radio 5 Live Afternoon Edition
Thu 26 Feb 2015
Phoebe Griffith talks to Sarah Brett & Dan Walker (41 min 30 secs)
Author: Nick Pearce
Tue 03 Mar 2015
Paris is just the start, not the end of the process to tackle climate change. But the seriousness with which China along with the US is taking this year’s talks shows that there are clearly grounds for hope.
Authors: Thomas Piketty, Pablo Iglesias
Mon 16 Feb 2015
Exclusive to Juncture, we present an edited translation of a recent interview between bestselling author Thomas Piketty and Pablo Iglesias, leader of the Spanish political party Podemos, originally broadcast on Otra Vuelta de Tuerka (‘Another…