Publications

The report examines how public procurement can boost collective bargaining in Ireland, with lessons from Germany, the Netherlands and the UK.

This report examines the institutional power resources available of workers in Ireland to shape the digitalisation of workplaces. By knowing rights, laws and labour market agreements, workers and trade unions can henceforth better claim their rights and negotiate working conditions when digital technologies are introduced and used.

From pandemics and supply chain shocks to conflicts around the world, events continue to expose the vulnerabilities of Europe and its closest partners to geoeconomic and geopolitical disruption. This paper argues for the creation of partnership between the European Union and a ‘Trusted Six’ (T6) caucus of the UK, Canada, Japan, South Korea, Australia, and New Zealand to tackle the shared challenges of economic security and strategic resilience.

Public service broadcasting in the UK faces an existential crisis. This briefing by Dr Tom Chivers reviews developments in UK PSB over the last 5 years, and details how major policy debates over the next 5 years will be decisive for the survival – or terminal failure – of public media in the UK.

Is this the middle power moment? A new paper by the New Diplomacy Project and Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung explores how middle powers have sought to deal with past crises, and suggests ways ahead for the UK and Germany.

Politische, wirtschaftliche und soziale Rahmenbedingungen

Politische, wirtschaftliche und soziale Rahmenbedingungen

The evidence-based policies that can actually fix the immigration system.