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Trust the experts: why professional judgment is one key to reform

Writing for Juncture, Jeremy Hardie argues that a new emphasis on evidence is necessary but not sufficient to reform policymaking.



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Yes or no, the only certainty is change

Co-author Guy Lodge previews a new book assessing both sides of the Scottish independence debate and the crucial uncertainties surrounding issues such as defence, currency and welfare.



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‘A case study in both the potential and perils of ideology in politics’

Written in 2009, Sunder Katwala’s retrospective on Margaret Thatcher’s legacy, ‘progressive Conservatism’ and the response of the left is still relevant today.



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Instincts and directions for a new centre-left politics in Britain

Labour MPs Jon Cruddas and Liam Byrne lay out the terms for an investigation of ‘the condition of Britain’.



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