Understanding contemporary capitalism: A new research agenda for SPERI
Understanding Contemporary Capitalism, published today (April 3rd) sets out SPERI’s new research agenda.
Publications
Diverging Capitalisms: Britain, the City of London and Europe – new publication in SPERI’s book series
We are very pleased to announce the publication of Diverging Capitalisms: Britain, the City of London and Europe, a new edited collection by Colin Hay and Daniel Bailey
Young workers’ perspectives on the economy, crisis, the labour market and politics | New SPERI report published today
With its tenth anniversary approaching, the 2008 global financial crisis has had significant ramifications in the UK that are still […]
New Pivot Book: The Political Economy of Britain in Crisis
The Eighth Pivot book in the ‘Building a Sustainable Political Economy‘ series has been published. Researched and written by Christopher Kirkland, […]
Laying the Foundations – the first major report from the Industrial Strategy Commission
The Industrial Strategy Commission has today published its first major report, Laying the Foundations. The report outlines the key foundations […]
Hungry Britain: the rise of food charity | New book by Hannah Lambie-Mumford
A new book by SPERI Research Fellow Hannah Lambie-Mumford is published today by Policy Press. Hungry Britain: the rise of […]
The New Political Economy of Oil
SPERI is delighted to report two new publications that explore in different formats the changing political economy of oil and […]
New SPERI Paper: The Political Economy of Brexit and the UK’s National Business Model
Today SPERI publishes a new research paper entitled ‘The Political Economy of Brexit and the UK’s National Business Model’. The […]
The long-term impact of the state pension ‘triple lock’ | New Brief
A new report published today by SPERI finds that the impact of the pension ‘triple lock’ is modest and should be […]
‘Brexit Britain’: Where does the UK growth model go from here? New Policy Brief published by SPERI, FEPS and Policy Network
We are pleased to publish the third Brief of a series drawing on the project ‘Diverging Capitalisms? Britain, the City […]