Living in the Exponential Age

By Charles Seaford With COP26 about to commence, the Government is on a mission to try and build consensus internationally in order ...

All Ears: Putting the public at the heart of levelling up

Over the last few years, solutions to the problem of online abuse have been proposed and attempted from pleading with platforms ...

Silence, Woman: An investigation into gendered attacks online

Making Democracy Work

Bouncing Back: Boosting young peoples financial wellbeing after the pandemic

The Climate Consensus: The publics views on how to cut emissions

Delivering Levelling-Up: Dont turn on the taps without fixing the pipes

In regulating online spaces, if we treat the problems of harmful content as separate from the problems of harmful systems, we risk ...

A Room of Ones Own: Workshop:
When is an internet user safe in a private space online?

The Good Credit Index 2021

The Power of Food: Community experiences of tackling food insecurity

The Social State: From Transactional to Relational Public Services

Time for Change: Abolish business rates and introduce a Landlord Levy

‘The safest place in the world to go online’. This is the ambition for the UK, set out by the Government in ...

Distanced Revolution: Employee experiences of working from home during the pandemic

Tax simplification: unlikely to get you out of bed in the morning. If it does, you’re probably concerned about the business burdens ...

The Internet and End of Life

What role do we want technology to play in our lives? In popular debate, this question divides into two polar extremes: those ...

Race to the Top: A new corporate tax deal for the UK

Communities of humanitarian thought: The case for change in a time of crisis

Everyday Places: Creating strong locations to support daily life in Britain:
Creating strong locations to support daily life in Britain

Post Pandemic Places:
From Renew Normal: the People's Commission on Life After Covid-19

States, Corporations, Individuals and Machines

Good Foundations: Why democracies should care about the wiring of the Internet

A Picture of Health: Measuring the comparative health of online spaces

Food in a Pandemic:
From Renew Normal: the People's Commission on Life After COVID-19

Build Back Stronger:
The final report of Renew Normal: The People's Commission on Life After COVID-19

The Nowhere Office:
The first report from the Workshift Commission

The Care Commitment: A new model of social care for England

Potential Limited: The economic cost of uncontrolled asthma

The impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on the charitable sector

Last week, the world looked on in horror as a mob of Trump supporters stormed the Capitol, leading the people inside to ...

By Charles Seaford, Senior Fellow The Prime Minister recently announced a new target for UK greenhouse gas emissions reductions by 2030 – ...

Demos 2020: End of Year Report

The Future of Towns

Rebooting Britain

Patient Power: Unleashing choice over routine medications

The Great Cyber Surrender: How police and governments abandon cybercrime victims

Combined Choice: A modern method of democratic decision making

Achieving Levelling-Up: The Structures and Processes Needed

Community spirit has been a welcome silver lining as we’ve seen the increasing role neighbours have played in supporting their local communities ...

With Britain so plugged in to the global economy, the pandemic has raised questions about our ability to provide for ourselves. Fears ...

Everything in Moderation: Platforms, communities and users in a healthy online environment

Engendering Hate: The contours of state-aligned gendered disinformation online

“It’s a very strange state of affairs online…” Participant in our men’s focus group What happens over the next few months ...

A Room of Ones Own: A guide to private spaces online

The Workshift Commission

A Peoples Budget: How the public would raise taxes

Research 4.0: Research in the age of automation

What Next? Priorities for Britain

Britain under Lockdown

Turning the Tables: Making healthy choices easier for consumers

Polis and the Political Process

The Good Credit Index 2020

“Covid strips everything back.” For Rachel, lockdown has given her the time and space to think through what matters to her. Not ...

The economic impact of lockdown is by no means going to be felt the same by anyone. We have to build an ...

Renew Normal: The Podcast

It’s impossible to avoid the fact that this pandemic has been an intensely personal experience. All of us have seen our lives ...

Simon is in his fifties. He is in constant pain and has been for years. He can walk, but only a few ...

‘! Get the facts about mail-in ballots’. This week Twitter added a fact-check label to one of Donald Trump’s tweets, which incorrectly ...

Whats in a name? A forward view of anonymity online

Squashed in the box room, trying to ignore the shouts of children outside. Huddled over a makeshift workstation in the kitchen while ...

As the Government prepares for its first Budget this week, senior researcher Ben Glover sets out our priorities for the Chancellor, from ...

Online learning has become so much a part of everyday life we barely know we’re doing it. But taking something for granted ...

The Learning Curve: How the UK is harnessing the potential of online learning

The Emperor Has No Clothes: A proposal to bolster the authority of Select Committees:
A pamphlet from the Rt. Hon. Lord Andrew Tyrie

Cancer Costs: A ripple effect analysis of cancer’s wider impact

For Demos, 2019 was a year of growth, impact and innovation. Demos Senior Management Team takes a look back on 2019, and ...

Over the Character Limit

The Outrage Election: A CASM investigation conducted with BBC Click

Beyond the Bubble: The online conversation on research and development

Contractors and other flexible workers should enjoy a higher minimum wage than those with secure employment, according to new Demos report The Liquidity Trap.

The Liquidity Trap: Financial experience and inclusion in the liquid workforce

Bringing Britain Together: A manifesto for consensus politics

English language provision opens doors to new migrants and should be properly resourced  Integration is never far from the headlines and often ...

Emerging divisions on trade after Brexit:
A paper in partnership with Demos