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Future nostalgia or just nostalgia?

We live in a post-material world, or do we?

This year IPPR is expanding its presence and will be at five party conferences in 2026. We anticipate that just as in previous years, our events will prove

Remembrance of Things Past: Darren Jones, reviving Blair through Starmer

Do we still live in a material world?

Politics in Europe today is increasingly marked by what the historian Renauld Meltz describes as a “compulsive return to the 1930s” as a primary lens through which to view the present. In France, t...

The job of leading a large political party in a European democracy can sometimes resemble a circus trick. Party leaders perform a high-wire balancing act, juggling multiple balls (electoral strateg...

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The right has a definition. Social democracy is still struggling to find an answer. Andy Burnham could change that

Her husband says the playwright and cultural and political commentator died after a brief illness.

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Labour’s budget is all about not ruling out an early election

Could ‘cost of living populism’ offer a way forward for the left? Chris Bick of IPPR sat down with Persuasion UK's Steve Akehurst, the New Statesman's Anoosh Chakelian, and IPPR's Sam Alvis to talk t...

Anton Jäger & William Davies: Hyperpolitics