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Lord Sainsbury: Why the UK growth rate is low and how we can increase it

Des McNulty, Economy, Event report/resources, Gordon Brown, Lord sainsbury, Scotland, SeminarBy Social Sciences CommunicationsFebruary 18, 2021

An online round table discussion with Lord Sainsbury to discuss industrial policy issues highlighted in his book Windows of Opportunity: How Nations Create Wealth.

Secondary school students, dressed casually, pasing eachother on the stairs between lessons

What is the best way to reopen schools safely? Reflections from Scotland

Commentary, Dr Sarah Weakley, Education, Children and Families, Professor Chris Chapman, Scottish GovernmentBy Social Sciences CommunicationsFebruary 17, 2021

The process of evidence-based policymaking in decisions regarding education in Scotland during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Working with Holyrood

News, Policy Scotland, Professor Ken GibbBy Social Sciences CommunicationsDecember 9, 2016

Why the aim of Policy Scotland is to bring academics and policymakers, including legislators and ministers together.

Research shows sanctions regime failing by even its own standards

Commentary, Dr Sharon Wright, Employment and labour market, Research project - outputs, Welfare & social securityBy Social Sciences CommunicationsNovember 2, 2016

About a study that found that welfare sanctions not only create ‘widespread anxiety’ in claimants but saw some people forced to turn to crime to survive after seeing their benefits cut.

Brexit and Public Policy Capacity

Commentary, Des McNulty, Devolution, Economy, EU and Brexit, Professor Ken GibbBy Social Sciences CommunicationsJune 30, 20161 Comment

The challenge of dealing with Brexit when there is an underlying problem with policy capacity and huge implications for the devolved governments.

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