Australia and now the UK are implementing social media bans for under 16s, but experts argue that these policies fail to protect young people from digital harms and infringe on their rights

The John Smith Centre UK Youth Poll 2026 delivers a result that should surprise anyone who thinks they understand British youth politics. The Green Party is now the single most popular party among…

A new analysis led by the University of Glasgow gives fresh insights into the 2026 Scottish Parliament election

Indian startups are seeking to reclaim Hindu culture and challenge the Western bias of modern capitalism with business models influenced by Hindu philosophies.

Entrepreneurship education is of increasing importance, yet Aleksandra Bavdaz and Rami Al-Sharif have noticed that gendered expectations in the classroom still shape who sees themselves as a future en...

Longstanding questions around Scotland’s constitutional future remain open. But the more immediate challenges are economic and fiscal. Slow growth in living standards, an ageing population and rising ...

18 May. A hybrid event bringing together leading policy makers and academics to discuss the future of prudential regulation

Rassemblement National was hoping to make a splash in some big cities ahead of next year’s presidential election, but this failed to materialise.

This paper provides a comprehensive time series of historical National Accounts for Scotland (onshore and offshore) from 1948 to 2018. It includes a detailed breakdown by income component and industr...

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Philosophical ideology may be shaping a new generation of purpose-driven entrepreneurs in India, according to research led by the University of Glasgow’s Adam Smith Business School.

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