The Class of 2010
In 2010, a new generation of politicians entered the House of Commons, representing a third of all parliamentarians. The 'Class...
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Well-being: How to lead the good life and what government should do to help
This book brings together celebrated academics and commentators to look for answers in the work of earlier thinkers, from JS ...
The New Blue: Conservative candidates on new UK policy challenges
In The New Blue, the Social Market Foundation brings together leading Conservative parliamentary candidates to address the chal...
Creatures of Habit? The Art of Behavioural Change
This study has looked at a wide range of examples from across the international public policy spectrum to better understand the drivers behind people’s choices and behaviour, and distilled the messages into a tool for policymakers to improve the future development and design of policy solutions.
Science, Risk and the Media: Do the front pages reflect reality?
As scientific discovery and technology, from vaccines and GM crops to the internet and mobile phones, drive forward our society...
What's Right Now?
Writing on topics as diverse as the future of the EU, welfare reform, direct democracy, and social markets, the contributors address head on the questions which will define the future direction of the Party: the appropriate role of the state; the strengths and limitations of markets; and strengthening civil society. This collection provides a unique overview of the policy issues closest to the hearts of the Conservatives who will play a central role in redefining the party in the years to come. Contributors include David Cameron MP, Rt Hon. David Davis MP, Dr Liam Fox MP, Andrew Lansley CBE MP, Rt Hon. Oliver Letwin MP, George Osborne MP, Rt Hon. John Redwood MP, Rt Hon. Sir Malcolm Rifkind QC MP, and Rt Hon. David Willetts MP.
Accountable Government
This report outlines the findings of the Business Forum: Regulatory Best Practice Group, which canvassed views from the business community on the difficulties they face in dealing with the institutions of the government. The Group received 63 reponses from the business community with a range of suggested action points on how the institutions of government could improve their transparency and accessibility. Accountable Government lists the top 20 responses that the Group believed to be representative of the whole.
