Past events
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Past events
- Upcoming events
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11 June 2018
Halima Khan - Public innovation: Can innovation methods help solve social challenges?
SG2, Alison Richard Building, Cambridge
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23 Nov 2017
Can the Digital Revolution Transform our Productivity?
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24 Nov 2017
Women in Politics
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4 Dec 2017
Choices in public policy: evidence, fairness and the art of the possible
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20 Feb 2018
Will Jennings - Towns, Cities and the Tilting of Britain's Political Axis
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16 Apr 2018
New technology and the future of public policy - Mustafa Suleyman & Martha Lane Fox
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16 Apr 2018
Remaking Public Policy in the 21st century
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8 May 2018
Brexit: What happened and where do we go from here?
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23 May 2018
Practical Competition Policy Implications of Digital Platforms: Taking Schumpeter Seriously
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29 May 2018
Doing Capitalism in the Innovation Economy
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23 Oct 2018
Improving our diets: More freedom or more control?
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31 Oct 2018
Radical Markets: Uprooting Capitalism and Democracy for a Just Society
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14 Nov 2018
Policy Success and Failure: Embedding Effective Learning in Government
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20 Nov 2018
Professor Diane Coyle - Cogs and Monsters: economists, experts and measuring progress
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27 Nov 2018
Dr S T Lee Public Policy Lecture 2018: Professor K Vijay Raghavan
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3 Dec 2018
SOLD OUT: Andrew Haldane, Chief Economist, Bank of England
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28 Jan 2019
Centenary Conference: Max Weber’s Politics as a Vocation
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28 Jan 2019
The Ethical Paradoxes of Politics – a discussion with Jonathan Powell
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11 Feb 2019
Digital Government: The New Global Alliance?
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4 Mar 2019
How to stop bad data driving out the good in an age of misuse, misleadingness and misinformation
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28 Mar 2019
Professor Michael Kenny - How should the UK govern itself in the time of Brexit?
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15 Apr 2019
Ben Goldacre - How Medicine Is Broken, and How We Can Fix It
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15 Apr 2019
Bennett Institute Conference 2019
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23 May 2019
Is the British Civil Service an endangered species?
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3 Oct 2019
Philip Rycroft, Former Head of DExEU, In Conversation with Vice-Chancellor Prof Stephen Toope
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7 Oct 2019
Amartya Sen
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15 Oct 2019
Why Capitalists need Communists: In Conversation with Charles Seaford
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25 Oct 2019
Economics & climate change: from getting it wrong to making it right
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13 Nov 2019
Beyond Brexit - In conversation with Vernon Bogdanor
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25 Nov 2019
Join us for an evening of discussion on Digital Government in Latin America
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5 Dec 2019
Post Populism: Towards a new democratic settlement
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29 Jan 2020
Centre for the Future of Democracy - Launch Event
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12 Feb 2020
Michael Ignatieff on the future of democracy
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15 May 2020
INET 2nd Symposium on Competition Policy
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29 Apr 2020
Cultures of expertise and politics of behavioral science: A conversation with Erik Angner
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8 Sep 2020
Virtual Parliaments, Engaged Citizens
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19 Oct 2020
Digital Minilateralism: How governments cooperate on digital governance
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4 Nov 2020
Pandemic Recovery, the SDGs and the Law
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4 Nov 2020
Innovation, Competitive Advantage and the Productivity Puzzle
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10 Nov 2020
Science, evidence, and government; reflections on the Covid-19 experience
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24 Nov 2020
The end of free markets and return of the state?
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7 Dec 2020
UK Research and Innovation: towards an inclusive knowledge economy
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15 Dec 2020
Building Back Better: Natural Capital Accounting for a Green Recovery
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1 Mar 2021
Levelling up after Covid: the value of social infrastructure
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17 Mar 2021
Online Leverhulme Lecture & Distinguished Experts Dialogue: Natural Resources, the Sustainable Development Goals and International Law
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29 Mar 2021
What does levelling up mean for Cambridge and the wider region?