Professor David Collins assesses the trade policy likely to be pursued by each of the candidates for the US Presidency and explains why he believes a Trump...
The debate over national versus local lockdowns could bring a turning point in public policy now that the lion of localism has finally roared, argues Dr Tony...
Former Labour MP Bryan Gould argues that the problems the UK is having in withdrawing from the EU are further evidence of the pressing need to disengage...
Politeia Director Jonathan Isaby argues that it is a democratic outrage that ministers have been able to introduce new laws restricting our freedom without recourse to a...
Independent economist Julian Jessop explains why he believes we should be more ready to cheer good economic news, notwithstanding the inevitable bad news and future risks...
The UK and the EU – Security, Justice and Defence after Brexit, by John Baron & Alex Chalk (with New Direction) June 2019
Martin Howe QC explains why key clauses in the Government’s Internal Market Bill will allow the UK to protect itself from abusive exercise of treaty powers by...
As MPs examine the Internal Market Bill, Professor David Collins asserts that right now it’s not the British Government which is arguably breaching its legal obligations under...
As university students return for the autumn term, Cambridge academic Professor John Marenbon suggests that the actions of the university teachers' union UCU pose more of a...
As many revel in the BBC's rare climb down in allowing 'Land of Hope and Glory' to be sung, Sheila Lawlor, Politeia's Founder Director, warns that since...