The Transferability Question
How should we think about the transferability of ideas and methods? If something works in one place and one time, how do we know if it, or some variant of it, will work in another place or another time?
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Articles from IPPO
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The Future of Town and City centres: A New Urban Renaissance?
Read moreUrban centres have re-emerged as key sites of policy intervention. National and local governments across the UK are responding to changing patterns of office and retail use, and the need to deliver more housing in existing towns and cities. Reshaping places for the long term is complex, however
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Let’s Talk About Poverty Stigma
Read moreWe are working to bring the full range of expertise to bear on this question, recognising that poverty stigma is a social and experiential phenomena which will not be resolved without the insights of those with lived experience of this injustice.
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Policy Responses to Economic Inactivity: Addressing a Cross-Cutting Problem
Read moreStubbornly high economic inactivity levels are a key contributor to the UK’s challenging economic outlook. IPPO teams at Queen’s University Belfast and the University of Glasgow have been gathering evidence on policy responses to economic inactivity.