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You are here Our people Tess Lanning
 
Tess Lanning

Tess Lanning

Research Fellow

Phone: +44 (0)20 7470 6135
Email: t.lanning@ippr.org
Twitter: @IPPR_TessL
 

Areas of expertise:

  • Skills and the labour market
  • Welfare reform and employment
  • Criminal justice
  • Qualitative research methods

Tess comments regularly in the media. She has written articles for the Guardian, New Statesman, Public Finance, Regeneration and Renewal, and Left Foot Forward.

Before joining IPPR in 2007, Tess was a policy analyst at the International Council of Security and Development, working on research projects in Rio de Janeiro and London. She has also worked as a Spanish translator and interpreter. Tess studied Comparative American Studies at the University of Warwick and has an MSc in the Political Economy of Violence, Conflict and Development from the School of Oriental and African Studies.

 

Publications

No train, no gain: Beyond free-market and state-led skills policy

Author(s) : Kayte Lawton, Tess Lanning

05 Apr 2012

Rethinking apprenticeships

15 Nov 2011

Redesigning justice: Reducing crime through justice reinvestment

Author(s) : Rick Muir, Tess Lanning, Ian Loader

29 Jul 2011

Getting what we deserve? Attitudes to pay, reward and desert

Author(s) : Kayte Lawton, Tess Lanning

09 Jun 2011

More than a foot in the door: Job sustainability and advancement in London and the UK

Author(s) : Dalia Ben-Galim, Tess Lanning, Kris Krasnowski

21 Mar 2011

Strength Against Shocks: Low-income families and debt

Author(s) : Dalia Ben-Galim, Tess Lanning

07 Feb 2010

 

Articles

No more Mad Men marriages for women - 11 Apr 2012

Author(s) : Tess Lanning

Marrying social justice and economic efficiency: statecraft and skills policy under Labour - 05 Apr 2012

Author(s) : Tess Lanning

No train no gain? Why employers don’t train and what to do about it - 05 Apr 2012

Author(s) : Tess Lanning

What does ‘The Fixer’ tell us about Labour’s approach to the economy? - 05 Apr 2012

Author(s) : Tess Lanning

The independent view why the women-in-the-boardroom brand of feminism is limited - 16 Mar 2012

Author(s) : Tess Lanning

David Miliband is spot on in highlighting the structural roots of youth unemployment - 06 Feb 2012

Author(s) : Tess Lanning

Do politicians get what’s needed to tackle unfair pay? - 23 Nov 2011

Author(s) : Tess Lanning

Time to rethink apprenticeships - 15 Nov 2011

Author(s) : Tess Lanning

Skills in opposition: Quantity sells, but quality is more transformational - 30 Sep 2011

Author(s) : Tess Lanning

What should be done with arrested rioters? - 11 Aug 2011

Author(s) : Tess Lanning

Getting criminal justice reform back on track - 03 Aug 2011

Author(s) : Tess Lanning

A new manifesto for justice - 01 Aug 2011

Author(s) : Tess Lanning

Executive pay: the politics of envy or a crisis of capitalism? - 09 Jun 2011

Author(s) : Tess Lanning

Hutton report does not explain how to make pay fair - 14 Mar 2011

Author(s) : Tess Lanning

Research reveals sentencing reform could save millions - 08 Dec 2010

Author(s) : Tess Lanning

Top pay: not just a public affair - 01 Dec 2010

Author(s) : Tess Lanning

Firms need tailored support for welfare plans to work - 05 Oct 2010

Author(s) : Tess Lanning

Back to what work? - 05 Oct 2010

Author(s) : Tess Lanning

ippr visits Rwanda - 12 Jul 2010

Author(s) : Tess Lanning

The lost generation - 20 Jan 2010

Author(s) : Tess Lanning

 

Projects

Women across generations: expectations and aspirations

Youth transitions

Rethinking apprenticeships

Smarter Skills

Job sustainability and advancement