"The EU isn’t sentimental and won’t make concessions" Anya Pearson interviews Anand Menon, Director of the academic think tank UKICE, about Labour’s communications machine; prospects for reconnecting with the EU; and the future of the Tories. politicalquarterly.org.uk/blog/the-eur...
Anya Pearson interviews Professor Anand Menon, Director of the academic think tank UK in a Changing Europe.
'How to Build Progressive Public Services with Data Science and Artificial Intelligence' By Helen Margetts, Cosmina Dorobantu and Jonathan Bright 10-minute digested of the longer journal article >> politicalquarterly.org.uk/blog/how-to-...#AI#publicpolicy#UKpol
A ‘pro-human’ path to AI-powered public services
What kind of service should policing be? There's a fresh opportunity to promote community policing and minimise criminalisation and violence. #digestedread#UKpol#politicspoliticalquarterly.org.uk/blog/right-p...
What kind of service should policing be?
French social democracy is in turmoil, and no one saw it coming. Philippe Marlière assesses the Parti socialiste's recent downfall in France. politicalquarterly.org.uk/blog/french-...
No one saw the Parti socialiste's downfall in France coming.
No one saw the Parti socialiste's downfall coming. By Philippe Marlière #DigestedRead#France#Frenchpoliticspoliticalquarterly.org.uk/blog/french-...
No one saw the Parti socialiste's downfall in France coming.
Action on AI safety for crimes such as audio/video impersonation to commit fraud and fake kidnappings "would ideally have been taken almost half a decade ago" #DigestedReadpoliticalquarterly.org.uk/blog/facing-...
Technology does not just facilitate crime. It offers solutions.
How to boost productivity in sectors and firms behind the technological frontier? Happy to see my short piece about the role of inter-firm and public-private coordination in @politicalquarterly.bsky.socialdoi.org/10.1111/1467... (1/3)
This article discusses different policy approaches to achieving one of the key goals that Rachel Reeves set out in her Mais lecture in 2024: bridging regional inequalities in the UK. If it is agreed ....
The hostile environment has had an indiscernible effect on meeting immigration control targets, and has generated a significant scandal. So why have the policies proven so durable? #DigestedReadpoliticalquarterly.org.uk/blog/the-puz...#immigration#UKpol#WindrushScandal
Why have hostile environment policies proven so durable despite their indiscernible effect on meeting immigration control targets and their generation of a significant scandal?
Before Brexit, net migration averaged around 200,000–250,000 per year. After Brexit, it shot up to an all-time high of 745,000. But why? The UK economy is structurally dependent on migrant workers. James Hampshire looks at UK immigration policy politicalquarterly.org.uk/blog/full-fa...
Examining the political economy of immigration policy.
Police officers joining the ‘policing family’ realise that there are often subconscious and tacit rules contributing to familial harmony, with serious impact on women's inclusion, writes Sarah Charman New #DigestedRead#Policing#UKpolicepoliticalquarterly.org.uk/blog/not-jus...
What are the structural and cultural barriers to women's progression within the police service of England and Wales?