Publications

Public debate about young people and politics is loud, contested – and largely wrong.

People feel that politics is something that is done to them, not with them. This must change.

How social media has changed over the last 20 years to make us more isolated from each other online, and what needs to change.

Britain's foreign policy needs a grand strategy that clearly defines the country’s strategy for security, growth and migration.

The IPPR report Reclaiming Britain, authored by Parth Patel and Nick Garland, marks an important development in the world of progressive think tanks. 

How can progressives respond to the increasing ethnonationalist narratives of the political right?

A quarter of the way through this century, change is in the air. Everyone, everywhere, seemingly all at once, wants out of the status quo.

Across the western world it feels like a sea change is occurring in our politics. At the heart of this is a simple fact: large numbers of people increasingly feel that mainstream politics is failing to deliver for them. 

Progressives need to see a better future for care: as a functioning, reliable and affordable public service.

A discussion paper on the fight for local investment and why government must create, facilitate and maintain spaces where solidarity might thrive.

Progressive parties need a new set of defining and guiding ideas to challenge the populist radical right.

Elections are the defining feature of modern democracy. They are the process by which we express a desired future en masse. It is the mass dimension that matters most; it is the mass dimension that is receding.

Life chances are increasingly determined by what you inherit, not what you do. But what can we do about it?

Interim executive director Harry Quilter-Pinner reacts to the Budget with Jacob Rees Mogg on GB News

The new government has promised to usher in a decade of national renewal.