The Breaking of the Education Contract: Why we need to keep politics out of schools
Education used to be about the transmission of knowledge and cultural inheritance; but British classrooms today present a rather different picture. Children are taught to affirm their individual desires and…
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Rethinking Indefinite Leave to Remain: A Route to Settlement?
In this report, Civitas research intern and recent International Relations graduate Edward Worman examines the UK’s asylum and settlement system, arguing that the route from asylum status to Indefinite…
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Combatting Cancel Culture: Why we need moral righteousness checked by humility
In this essay, Civitas research intern and recent Theology graduate Leo Fennell examines the phenomenon of cancel culture, declared by some to be in decline or even “dead” since its…
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Renegotiating British Energy Policy: An international comparison of energy costs and policies
This report provides a comprehensive international comparison of energy costs and generation systems across 11 major manufacturing nations – assessing how the UK’s energy pricing affects industrial competitiveness. It finds…
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Litigation Nation: The growth of a class action claims culture
In Litigation Nation, Danna Brown examines the current state of the UK class action and third-party litigation funding market, the industry’s rapid growth, and the critical gaps that…
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The Breaking of the Education Contract
Rethinking Indefinite Leave to Remain
Combatting Cancel Culture
Renegotiating British Energy Policy
Litigation Nation
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