As the world moves towards the achievement of net-zero goals, low-carbon solutions are becoming ever more important.

This Policy Brief examines whether rising block electricity tariffs can function as a cost neutral, progressive form of...

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

Trust in healthcare is an important component of patient experience, yet ethnic minority patients in England often report lower trust and satisfaction with the NHS than White patients. We examine thes...

New research from the University of Strathclyde has revealed growing use of AI tools like ChatGPT, Claude and Microsoft Copilot during Scotland’s 2026 Parliamentary election campaign. The findings hig...

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Research Associate (808662), The Department of Government and Public Policy invites applications from emerging scholars for a Postdoctoral Research Associate to support and contribute to the European ...

The plate glass universities were founded on intimacy, radicalism and community. Adam Wright asks whether an obsession with growth has made those promises impossible to keep

The US and Israel have taken a huge risk by attacking Iran. This war will make the world a more dangerous place.

This week, Prof. Tom Scotto, Head of the Department of Government and Public Policy (University of Strathclyde) met with a delegation from University of Renmin at EPRC Delft. The delegation was welcom...

The era of neutral enforcement is over.

Across the world, surveys shape decisions made by governments, NGOs, journalists, international organisations, and private firms. They influence public policy, democratic debates, and how inequality i...

The motherhood penalty is often understood as a salary differential between mothers and non-mothers. We use an original survey of academic women in the UK to understand whether the motherhood penal...

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Right-leaning respondents were consistently more supportive of academic freedom.

Public debates about science often return to the question of trust. Do people still trust scientists? Do they still trust doctors? And how does faith, or the absence of it, shape that trust? Drawing o...

This article examines trust in science in England, focusing on variation across demographic and ideological groups. Using survey data from 11,173 respondents, w...

The John Smith Centre invites you to join us for the launch of Dr Joe Greenwood-Hau’s new book, Capital, Privilege and Political Participation. The British Academy Monograph investigates how people’s…

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The social, political and economic dimensions of modern nuclear power

Is Guernsey's election process a model for other jurisdictions or a

The Scottish Council on Global Affairs (SCGA) is partnering once more with The Scottish Parliament’s Festival of Politics when it returns in August this year for an event entitled Peace in the Middle ...