Themes
ippr research themes
Our research covers a wide range of cross cutting policy areas. By following the links below, you can view publications, projects, articles, events and press releases that relate to each of our policy themes:
Assets and Wealth
Children and Families
Climate Change and Environment
Crime and Justice
Democracy, Power and Citizenship
Economy and Business
Education
Health and Social Care
Housing
International, Security and Human Rights
Media, Culture and Sport
Migration and Integration
Political Ideas
Transport
Welfare and Poverty

New publication
Your Place or Mine?

Improving understanding of the economic impacts of migration in the UK, and how policy should respond to that migration in order to maximise its economic benefits.
ppr journal
There is another way
ippr's Public Policy Research Journal features Lisa Harker and Carey Oppenheim on how progressive politics should reinvent itself.