Fixing the Care Crisis
Centre for Policy Studies
Social care is one of the most controversial topics in British politics – but one that urgently needs to be […]
Social Policy
Get Well Soon: Reimagining Place-Based Health
New Local Government Network
The NHS must construct a 15 year plan to shift money out of hospitals and into investment in communities. Get Well […]
Smarter Not Harder: How devolution can make places more productive
New Local Government Network
Cities across the UK must be given control over a third of corporation tax to help them fix the country’s […]
The personalisation agenda: implications for the third sector
University of Birmingham
Personalisation has been identified as being ‘a cornerstone of the modernisation of public services’ and much interest in this concept has […]
Older people’s contribution to understanding and preventing avoidable hospital admissions
University of Birmingham
While various approaches have been adopted over time, pressures on acute care remain intense and the received wisdom is that […]
Invisible students: institutional invisibility and access to education for undocumented children
UCL Institute of Education
In Canada, undocumented children are “institutionally invisible” – their access to education to be found in unwritten and discretionary practices. […]
The Decline in UK Home Ownership
Resolution Foundation
Lindsay joined the Resolution Foundation in February 2016 as a Senior Research and Policy Analyst. She previously worked at Child […]
The housing headwind: the impact of rising housing costs on UK living standards
Resolution Foundation
Lindsay Judge explores the question of how incomes and housing costs have interacted over time. It asks a seemingly simple […]
Secret Agents: agency workers in the new world of work
Resolution Foundation
Lindsay Judge discusses new information uncovered about the lives of the UK’s ‘secret agents’, specifically two groups of agency workers […]
Evolving meanings of ‘the social’ in international development agenda
London School of Economics
Naila Kabeer argues that while social policy as an explicit aspect of policy discourse has relatively recent origins within the […]
