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Climate law and public policy innovation for the sustainable development goals: Accelerating post-COP26 compliance

Building on the legal and public policy outcomes of COP26, all stakeholders including world-leading universities must now accelerate efforts towards Paris Agreement compliance for sustainable development, says Prof Marie-Claire Cordonier Segger[1], at the Leverhulme Lecture.

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The Productivity Institute

New insights into the UK’s productivity performance
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Levelling Up

‘Levelling up’ in the UK: what works across the continent?
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Economics, Sustainability

Climate finance: it’ll be cheaper in the long run if poorer countries receive it as a matter of urgency
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The Productivity Institute

In the footsteps of Bell Labs: Big Tech, competition, and innovation
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Sustainability, The Wealth Economy

The changing social wealth of nations
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The Productivity Institute

Helping businesses along the right road? The effects of the UK government’s pandemic support schemes on small businesses
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Wellbeing & progress

A theory of thriving for people living in financial hardship: Findings from a co-production exercise
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Climate cooperation at COP26 must transcend icy US-China relations
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Economics, Climate change, The Wealth Economy

The Treasury needs to hold its nerve: investing in climate action is Britain’s biggest economic opportunity in a generation
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Between Two Unions

Further blow to possible referendum on Scottish Independence
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Decision-making

Now you see it, now you don’t: The shifting realities of cabinet government
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Levelling Up

Transport infrastructure investment is not the best way to level up
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