Publications
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Reforming working-age social security: lessons for policy makers
Why has reforming working-age social security proved so hard? What lessons can be learnt for future reform from what has worked in the past
Preparing Brexit: How ready is Whitehall?
Political divisions over Brexit are creating a culture of secrecy in Whitehall.
The Irish border after Brexit
The UK Government must propose its own version of the Irish border “backstop” in order for Brexit negotiations to proceed.
How government can work with academia
Government can improve the way it uses academic evidence and expertise in forming policy.
‘The World’s Biggest Quango’
The creation of NHS England has failed to take the politics out of healthcare provision in England.
Professional development for ministers
The IfG provides opportunities for professional development for ministers, MPs and peers.
Accountability in modern government: what are the issues?
The UK’s system of accountability isn’t keeping up with the realities of modern government.
Voting on Brexit
Parliament’s ‘meaningful vote’ on the Brexit deal will be more than a yes-or-no choice.
Devolution after Brexit
All four governments of the UK – Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland and Westminster – must go back to the drawing board to redefine their relationships
Negotiating Brexit: the views of the EU27
While the EU27 are likely to remain united in their approach to the Brexit negotiations, it is essential for the UK to understand the differences in t