Rayhaan Lorgat Last month, the Resolution Foundation published a new report analysing the volatility of earnings using payslips of...

William Hynes (IGP), Jo-An Occhipinti and Ante Prodan Generative AI is often celebrated as the next great productivity leap — a...

Sertaç Sehlikoglu In a landmark ruling that has sent shockwaves through academic and activist circles alike, the UK Supreme Court has...

Robert Costanza Societies, like individuals, can get trapped in patterns of behaviour, which can be called ‘societal addictions’. These...

Fatemeh Sadeghi On January 23, 2025, the International Criminal Court (ICC) requested arrest warrants for Taliban leaders for crimes...

Eva Lamorgese In January we submitted evidence to the Women and Equalities Committee new inquiry on community cohesion. When looking at...

Lei Zhou In early February 2025, I had an interesting experience at the   Inclusive Growth Summit ,  which took place in a cinema and was...

Grace Regan As an ex-vegan, confused vegetarian and very occasional meat eater (I guess that officially makes me a flexitarian?), I spend...

by Gulnar Hasnain In December 2024, I had the privilege of visiting Colombia —a country where urban resilience is continuously tested and...

By Dr Samar Maqusi Palestine refugee camps and exceptionality have been cojoined in theoretical and scholarly analysis ad nauseam. This...

by Eliza Garnsey and Caitlin Hamilton At its heart,  Creating Justice: Conversations on Art and Human Rights   is more than a book – it’s...

by Professor Henrietta L. Moore Explore this thoughtfully compiled 'reading' list and expand the content you consume this Winter. Read:...

By Andrew Percy The IGP's Social Prosperity Network has always been strongly aligned with the Right to Food campaign, as food is one of...

By Dr Sertaç Sehlikoglu  In a most exciting lecture series, "Methodologies Beyond the West: Post-Ethnographic Explorations in...

By Almeira Parruque On November 15, 2024, Mozambique was rocked by widespread “ banging pot ” protests that reverberated across the...

by William Hynes “You know economists; they’re the sort of people who see something works in practice and wonder if it would work in...

by Samar Maqusi & Joana Dabaj The story began seven years ago when the RELIEF project was launched in Lebanon in pursuit of studying how...

By Hanna Baumann, with co-curators Cherry Truluck, Johann Arens, Miriam Lowack, Alicja Rogalska   It is not every day that you enter a...

Dr Samuel Lunn-Rockliffe and Professor Henrietta Moore The dry plains of the semi-arid Kerio Valley, northwest Kenya, have long been a...

Dr Maha Shuayb and Mohammad Hammoud, Lebanese Studies Since 2019, Lebanon has faced severe financial, economic, and social crises that...