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Housebuilding has been failing to keep pace with population growth and household formation for many years. Various reviews have been conducted and numerous initiatives proposed by successive governments in an…
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How should our laws be made and where does final power lie? This question has grown increasingly salient in recent years as the judiciary has pitted itself against Parliament in…
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With the EU referendum debate well under way, Civitas has launched http://www.eu-facts.org.uk/ - a new website to help inform the discussion between now and June 23rd…
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For many, the economic benefits accruing from the UK’s membership of the EU are self-evident and unanswerable: access to the European Single Market is of enormous benefit to…
Read MoreFixing Broken Britain? An audit of working-age welfare reform since 2010
The thorny issue of benefit dependency has bedevilled the welfare state since the 1970s, and has increased in importance with each successive decade. Welfare-to-work strategies since 1997 have…
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The Housing Question: Overcoming the shortage of homes
Housebuilding has been failing to keep pace with population growth and household formation for many…
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Democratic Civilisation or Judicial Supremacy?
How should our laws be made and where does final power lie? This question has…
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EU Facts: A new web resource from Civitas
With the EU referendum debate well under way, Civitas has launched http://www.eu-facts…
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Myth and Paradox of the Single Market: How the trade benefits of EU membership have been mis-sold
For many, the economic benefits accruing from the UK’s membership of the EU are…
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Fixing Broken Britain? An audit of working-age welfare reform since 2010
The thorny issue of benefit dependency has bedevilled the welfare state since the 1970s, and…
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The Costs and Benefits of Large-scale Immigration: Exploring the economic and demographic consequences for the UK
The refugee crisis which has consumed Europe in recent months has thrust immigration to the…
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