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Technology, Government, The Digital State
New research identifies effective international cooperation for digital governance
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COVID19, Government
Devolved governments have powers to end lockdown on their own
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Economics, Place & public policy, Government, Regional inequality
Bennett Institute publishes new local Industrial strategy advice
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Government, Politics
Global dissatisfaction with democracy at record high, new Cambridge report reveals
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Brexit, Government
The Guardian: Hopes of clean break with EU are nonsense, says ex-Brexit official
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Brexit, Government
Former Brexit chief takes research role at Cambridge University
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Brexit, Government
Former DExEU chief Philip Rycroft publishes thoughts on challenges of Brexit with the Bennett Institute for Public Policy, Cambridge
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Brexit, Government
New Westminster report recommends reforms to intergovernmental relations following evidence given by the Centre on Constitutional Change and Bennett Institute
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Brexit, Government
Professor Michael Kenny joins Eluned Morgan and Adam Price at the Hay Festival
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Economics, Sustainability, Technology, Climate change, Government, Regional inequality
Bennett Institute 2019 Conference Audio
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Brexit, Government, Media coverage
The Telegraph: Officials were ready for Brexit in 1975. How different could things have been if they had prepared this time round?