Op-Ed: Can The UK’s Professions Stop Butlering to the World?
“There are few areas in the sociology of religion that are of greater inherent interest than that of sectarianism. In the study of religious sects, we come across a range…
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Legal impasse or excuse for inaction? The state of play in the efforts to seize oligarchs’ assets
“There are few areas in the sociology of religion that are of greater inherent interest than that of sectarianism. In the study of religious sects, we come across a range…
Transatlantic Shifts: Impacts of UK-US elections on the ‘special relationship’
“There are few areas in the sociology of religion that are of greater inherent interest than that of sectarianism. In the study of religious sects, we come across a range…
Insights on India’s G20 Thematic Priorities and UK Policy Opportunities
“There are few areas in the sociology of religion that are of greater inherent interest than that of sectarianism. In the study of religious sects, we come across a range…
Green Development, Climate Finance & Lifestyle for Environment (LiFE)
“There are few areas in the sociology of religion that are of greater inherent interest than that of sectarianism. In the study of religious sects, we come across a range…
Accelerated, Inclusive & Resilient Growth
“There are few areas in the sociology of religion that are of greater inherent interest than that of sectarianism. In the study of religious sects, we come across a range…
‘Countries at crossroads: UK engagement in Central Asia’: Experts respond to the Foreign Affairs Committee’s latest report
“There are few areas in the sociology of religion that are of greater inherent interest than that of sectarianism. In the study of religious sects, we come across a range…
Transforming Technology & Digital Public Infrastructure
“There are few areas in the sociology of religion that are of greater inherent interest than that of sectarianism. In the study of religious sects, we come across a range…
Progressing Women-Led Development
“There are few areas in the sociology of religion that are of greater inherent interest than that of sectarianism. In the study of religious sects, we come across a range…
Accelerating progress on Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
“There are few areas in the sociology of religion that are of greater inherent interest than that of sectarianism. In the study of religious sects, we come across a range…
Meeting the Challenge of Transnational Human Rights Violations in the UK: The case for a Transnational Rights Protection Office
“There are few areas in the sociology of religion that are of greater inherent interest than that of sectarianism. In the study of religious sects, we come across a range…
Multilateral Institutions for the 21st Century
“There are few areas in the sociology of religion that are of greater inherent interest than that of sectarianism. In the study of religious sects, we come across a range…
Publications
The principles for Global Britain
Part of the 'Finding Britain's role in a changing world' publication series.
08/09/20
Closing the Door: the challenge facing activists from the former Soviet Union seeking asylum or refuge
The challenge facing activists from the former Soviet Union seeking asylum or refuge.
04/12/17
Europe and the people: Examining the EU’s democratic legitimacy
Examining concerns across Europe around the democratic legitimacy of the EU and its institutions.
14/06/16
Renegotiation, Reform and Referendum: Does Britain have an EU future?
Renegotiation, Reform and Referendum: examines the UK debate over its EU membership.
10/02/14
Single Market, Equal Rights? UK perspectives on EU employment and social law
A wide-ranging assessment of the UK debate over Europe’s role in employment and social rights.
09/02/12
The new British politics and Europe: Conflict or cooperation?
Explores how Britain’s coalition government has coped with the potentially divisive issue of Europe
30/08/11
Reconnecting the European Parliament and its people
It sets out a radical agenda for reforming the European Parliament’s relationship with the public.
17/09/10