Working to make government more effective

Robyn Munro

Senior Researcher

Robyn was a Senior Researcher at the Institute until February 2017. Her work at the Institute focused on coalition governments and how the civil service works with political parties. Prior to joining the Institute, she worked for a public affairs consultancy advising clients from the social housing, green energy and property development sectors. Robyn has a BA in History from the University of Oxford and an MSc in Public Policy from the University of Bristol.

22 JUL 2016 Comment

Brexit: how will the negotiations work?

19 JUL 2016 Comment

Brexit Brief: negotiating the UK’s exit from the EU

19 JUL 2016 Report

Negotiating Brexit

Exploring the two key sets of negotiations the UK must complete as part of its exit from the European Union.

06 JUL 2016 Report

Brexit Brief: Options for the UK’s future trade relationship with the EU

This table summarises five existing international trading models and sets out what they entail in several key areas.

27 JUN 2016 Comment

Successful negotiations – what Whitehall needs to do to prepare

26 JUN 2016 Report

Big questions after Brexit

The UK has voted to leave the European Union. The Institute for Government is looking at the political, parliamentary and constitutional implications

07 MAR 2016 Report

Parliamentary scrutiny of European legislation

In this report, we look at how seven national parliaments across Europe – from countries inside and outside the EU – scrutinise EU legislation.

26 FEB 2016 Report

Creating and sustaining an effective strategic dialogue with business

This slideshow presents the results of recent Institute research on government engagement with business.

14 JAN 2016 Comment

UK scrutiny of the European Union – in five charts

17 NOV 2015 Analysis paper

Whitehall Monitor 2015

Whitehall Monitor aims to chart government – literally. We analyse and visualise numbers from and about government.