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ippr is the UK's leading progressive think tank

Through our well-researched and clearly argued policy analysis, reports and publications, our strong networks in government, academia and the corporate and voluntary sectors and our high media profile, we play a vital role in maintaining the momentum of progressive thought.

ippr was founded by Lord Hollick who developed the idea for an independent progressive think tank in 1986.

Since its inception, ippr has built up a well-deserved reputation for generating new and imaginative ideas. Our aim is to continue to be a force for change by delivering far-reaching and realistic policy solutions that we hope will produce a fairer, more inclusive and more environmentally sustainable world.


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The Regulatory State: Labour and the utilities 1997-2002
In the Public Interest? Assessing the potential for Public Interest Companies
from Public Service Broadcasting to Public Service Communication
Race Equality: The benefits for responsible business
Tomorrow's Low Carbon Cars: Driving innovation and long term investment in low carbon cars
Putting the Brakes on Climate Change : A policy report on road transport and climate change
The Burning Question: Is the UK on Course for a Low Carbon Economy
Human Rights and Global Responsibility: an international agenda for the UK
Supply Teachers
Fairer Funding for Schools?
Toward Zero Exclusion: An Action Plan for Teachers and Policy Makers
The Missing Million: supporting disabled people into work
Age equality comes of age
Pay and the Public Service Workforce
Three Steps Forward Two Steps Back: reforming PPP policy
Fit for Purpose ?
Equal Shares? Building a Progressive and Coherent Asset-based Welfare Policy
Beyond Bank Accounts: Full financial inclusion
Meeting Complex Needs: the future of social care
Fit for Purpose
Sanctions and Sweeteners: Rights and Responsibilities in the benefits system
Active Citizens
Private Finance, Public Services
Individualised Marketing in Transport
The Sky's the Limit: policies for sustainable aviation
Tomorrow's Low Carbon Cars: Driving innovation and long term investment in low carbon cars
Putting the Brakes on Climate Change : A policy report on road transport and climate change
International Air Policy
Breaking gridlock - lessons from London's success story
Keeping the South East Moving
Tomorrow's Low Carbon Cars: Driving innovation and long term investment in low carbon cars
Sustainability and Social Justice
The Burning Question: Is the UK on Course for a Low Carbon Economy
The Problems of Success: Reconciling Economic Growth and Quality of Life in the South East
Catalysing Commitment on Climate Change
An Equal Start: improving support during pregnancy and the first 12 months
Passing Time: a report about young people and communities
Reinventing the Town Hall: a Handbook
Human Rights: Who Needs Them?
Direct Representation: towards a conversational democracy
Top Tips for Top Ups
Selecting Wisely: making managed migration work for Britain
Build on land levy with egalitarian worth
Open or closed: how the net will be won. William Davies. 07 December 2005
Devolution in Practice 2006
The Future of Public Services Regulation:
ppr - public policy research vol 3
City People
In defence of Britain's most hated buildings
Choosing to Learn: Improving participation after compulsory education
Gateway People: The aspirations and attitudes of prospective and existing residents of the Thames Ga
UK should look ?down under? for successful CSA reform
From Access to Participation
Strengthening Global Civil Society
Charging Forward. A review of public attitudes towards road pricing in the UK
EU Enlargement Bulgaria and Romania - migration implications for the UK
Last Orders! What the new EU budget means for Britain's cities
A Citizen's Duty. Voter inequality and the case for compulsory turnout
The Future Health Worker
Migration, public health and compulsory screening for TB and HIV
Three Steps Forward Two Steps Back: reforming PPP policy
Developments and Trends in Mental Health Policy
Choice in Social Housing
Moving Forward: The Provision of Accommodation for Travellers and Gypsies
From New Towns to Growth Areas: Learning from the Past
Brain Strain: Optimising highly skilled migration flows from developing countries
Putting our House in Order: Recasting G8 policy Towards Africa
Manufacturing in the UK
A New Regional Policy for the UK
Tough Choices: the 2004 spending review
States of Conflict: Causes and patterns of forced migration to the EU and policy responses
Asylum seekers: the facts
Migration, public health and compulsory screening for TB and HIV
Human Rights and Global Responsibility: an international agenda for the UK
Reinventing the Police Station
Pay and the Public Service Workforce
Three Steps Forward Two Steps Back: reforming PPP policy
Fit for Purpose .
'Preservation, Access and Intellectual Property Rights Challenges for Libraries in the Digital Envi
Equal Access?
Individualised Marketing in Transport
Inside the Creative Industries:
Whitehall's Black Box:
Centre for Cities Discussion Paper 7
A Zero Waste UK , IPPR, UK
The Saving Gateway: From principles to practice, IPPR, UK
A Zero Waste UK
The Saving Gateway: From principles to practice
The Saving Gateway:
The Future of Europe:
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The Future of Europe:Renewing the project ISBN:
The Future of Europe:
The Future of Europe:
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The Future of Europe
The Future of Europe
Trading Up: Reforming the European Union's Emissions Trading Scheme ISBN:
Is Whitehall Fit For Purpose?
Is Whitehall Fit For Purpose?
The Future Hospital:
Public Policy Research volume 13
Power Shift::Do we need better global economic institutions?
Improving Our Health
The New Identity Politics 2007
The Sand Timer Skills and employment in the North West
Is the future of liberalism progressive?
Beyond Liberty: Is the future of liberalism progressive?
Getting the Connections Right
A Question of Balance
Learning for Life: A new framework for adult skills
Disability 2020: Opportunities for the full and equal citizenship of disabled people in Britain in 2
Paying for 2012:
Innovations in Government:
Politics for a New Generation
Leader's Legacy: Results from personal touch
The Route to Growth:Transport, density and productivity
Voting should be at the weekend or on bank
How European migration is starting to recedeholiday
How A new idealism
Positive Energy: Harnessing People power to prevent climate change
Connecting Cities: Local transport, economic connectivity, and economic growth
The Future Hospital: The politics of change
School admissions: Fair choice for parents and pupils
Safeguarding Civilains: Delivering on the responsibility to protect in Africa
Progressive Foreign Policy Pre-Order
Academies risk increasing social segregation
Exclusively English?
Dads need twice as much paid paternity leave and a culture shift towards father-friendly work, says
Diversity Works: Why West Kensington is the same as West Ham
Fathers should be registered.
'Live Working or Die Fighting: How the working class went class went global' with Paul Mason
Brown and Miliband should set new priorities for foreign policy
States of Reason: Freedom, responsibility and the governing of behaviour change
Taking responsibility: a fair welfare contract
Background matters
Active welfare and the single working-age benefit
Hain urged to radically simplify benefits
A new dawn breaks
Jacqui Smith should back amnesty for illegal workers
The Geography of Employment Polarisation in Britain
This green paper won't help end child poverty
Freedom's Orphans: Raising youth in a changing world
Britain’s poorest teenagers must be targeted by Government Youth Review
Poorest kids need free school meals over the summer
Growing Concerns
Union Blues
Government in denial over North-South divide
Government in denial over North-South divide
Gordon Brown’s foreign-policy challenges
Government in denial over North-South divide
Brown's Iranian dilemma
Brown should curb British arms exports
Energy Security in the UK
For richer, for poorer
Foreign breaks
Reform in Morocco The role of political Islamists
It's All About You: Citizen-centred welfare
Great Expectations: Achieving a sustainable health system
Primary Care Trusts should be given foundation status
Better Late than Never?
Warm Words II: How the climate story is evolving and the lessons we can learn for encouraging public
Selection, segregation, life chances and social mobility
Working for nothing
Britain's Immigrants: An economic profile
‘Nationalised’ Academies should not control their own admissions
‘Brown’s public service reform should target social class gaps
‘ippr reaction to Comprehensive Spending Review and Pre-Budget Report
A Northern Economic Agenda
Public Policy Research
A Northern Economic Agenda
Public Policy Research
‘ASBO culture’ making kids criminals
School should start at seven
Jury's out
Raising youth in a changing world
Happily ever after?
School should start at seven
Lisa Harker & Carey Oppenheim – It takes two
The right mix
Government should abolish carer's benefit
Government should Abolish Carer’s Benefit
A study of the low-paid and the ‘working poor’
Lisa Harker & Carey Oppenheim – It takes two
Government must rescue ‘forgotten million children’ in poverty
An All-of-Government Approach to Post-Separation Families: The Australian experience of reforming ch
A study of the low-paid and the ‘working poor’
Government must rescue ‘forgotten million children’ in poverty
Government should Abolish Carer’s Benefit
Simon Rosenberg, President and Founder, New Democrat Network
How can India address climate change and meet its energy needs?
How can India address climate change and meet its energy needs?
Was Northern Rock the worst of it?
Identity, citizenship and community cohesion
Paper 3 from the Northern Economic Agenda project
Security challenges posed by Pakistan
Police pay should reflect performance and skills
Not their department?
Multiculturalism without Culture
The foreign policy positions of the leading candidates for President
Modernising the police workforce.
At the crossroads
Preventing youth crime
Security in a changing world ippr Commission on National Security, Working Paper No. 1
National security not just about terrorism
The New Bill
Security in a changing world ippr Commission on National Security, Working Paper No. 1
Government needs to address the ‘English Question’ to prevent future backlash
Transport Bill not strong enough to get the North moving
Britishness, Heritage and the Arts
The root of all social ills
Citizenship policy in an age of super mobility
Royal oath furore obscures wider need for ceremony
Security in a changing world ippr Commission on National Security, Working Paper No. 1
Preventing youth crime
The English question
Prime Minister speaks on managed migration and earned citizenship
A generation of youth are being ‘raised online’
The hidden life of youth online
Pay, progression and professionalisation in the ‘early years’ workforce
A poisoned debate
For Love or Money: Pay, progression and professionalisation in the ‘early years’ workforce
Brothers in Arms? Engaging the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt
A poisoned debate
An elected Mayor for every major English town and city
More Mayors for England
A Tale of Two Cities: Neighbourhood segregation by income in two urban case studies
Floodgates or turnstiles? Post-EU enlargement migration flows to (and from) the UK
Those who can?
Ineffective teachers cost kids GCSE grades
Ineffective teachers cost kids GCSE grades
Those who can?
Preventing youth crime
Breaking the Holding Pattern A new approach to aviation policy making in the UK
UK air transport policy 'based on disputed evidence, and could undermine climate policy decisions'
Thursday’s Child
Schools must broaden focus to improve results and boost pupil well-being
Cash budgets for carers to help families through care crunch
Revolving Immigration
Electing local leaders
Key Obama advisor says world needs to prepare for biological terrorism and global pandemics
Biodefence in the 21st Century
Media Coverage since devolution has accelerated mutual ignorance and indifference between England an
Scoring an own goal
Former NATO head calls for greater European military cooperation
We must beef up the UN and the EU
Preparing for the worst
Greater accountability will boost performance and make policing more responsive to local people
A New Beat: Options for more accountable policing
Police need to be accountable to local people
Food needs to become a greater policy priority says IPPR north
Green gauge
Tackling social care presents progressives with an opportunity to carve out new territory
ippr calls for UK to lead a two year Europe-wide freeze on new coal-fired power stations
The UK Child Trust Fund: A successful launch
Barnett formula is inequitable and could undermine the Union unless reformed says the UK’s leading t
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