One explanation of the results of the UK EU Referendum and the US Presidential Election in 2016 has been as a triumph of citizens of ‘somewhere’—localised and rooted—over the cosmopolitan and spatial...

The industry transformed when sewing machines took off — but widespread unemployment wasn’t the outcome

Two books take a deep dive into the hybrid wars over the vital arteries without which most of modern life would grind to a halt

Botley Road, a main route into Oxford city centre, has been shut to traffic since April 2023.

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by Neil Lee

Europe’s weakness in breakthrough technologies remains a constraint. Escaping it will require a coalition of the willing ready to commit jointly and move first.

This briefing provides evidence to support the Government’s decision to advance fiscal devolution and explains how it can use these reforms to achieve both higher growth and greater fairness across th...

Two of the world’s most innovative cities have the same name and completely opposite problems. That is leading to closer collaboration

LSE vice-chancellor Larry Kramer points to domestic student fees freeze, international student limits and rise in employers’ national insurance

"The devolution announcement today marks a new era for the British economy."

The prime minister says the move will give power to "every postcode" but critics say the plans lack detail.

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