Secret Services fuelling mistrust
Iran's Press TV covers Demos' latest report on conspiracy theories, 'The Power of Unreason'.
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MI6 is fuelling conspiracy theories
Following Demos' latest report, 'The Power of Unreason', author Carl Miller discusses the death of Gareth Williams.
Conspiracy theories are an issue progressives can no longer ignore
'The Power of Unreason' co-author Carl Miller writes for Left Foot Vorward on conspiracy theories.
Secret Services should be less secret
Sky News discusses Demos's latest report, 'The Power of Unreason'.
'Transparent' Secret Services urged
The Mirror discusses Demos's latest report, 'The Power of Unreason'.
'Transparent' Secret Services urged
Press Association report details Demos's report 'The Power of Unreason'.
Demos fears government terror strategy fuels mistrust
BBC News discusses Demos's latest report, 'The Power of Unreason'.
Leading Article: The not-so secret service
The Independent discusses Demos's new report 'The Power of Unreason'.
The right to protest of the EDL
Hope Not Hate blog discusses the march of the English Defence League.
The right to protest of the EDL
Jamie Bartlett on the Today programme discusses the rights and wrongs of allowing the EDL to march in Bradford.
English city fears return of racial divisions
Jamie Bartlett is interviewed by AFP about the EDL's march in Bradford.
Banning the EDL march
Jamie Bartlett enters a debate on BBC Radio Wales as to whether the English Defence League march should be banned. (starts at 1 hour, 4 minutes)
Immigration is not just a Daily Mail issue
Richard Darlington responds to the Daily Mail leader on immigration on Labour List.
A-Levels and predicated grades should be scrapped
Richard Darlington argues that the current system of examinations is outdated and hinders social mobility
A way out of the mancession
Julia Margo comments in the Guardian about the importance of apprenticeships.
A Little bit of slavery does us all good
Julia Margo argues in The Sunday Times that firms should be offered incentives to take on interns
Spending Cuts are dangerous for small firms
Sonia Sodha argues that George Osborne's budget will adversely affect small business and employment levels.
Sonia Sodha on Benefits Reform
Sonia Sodha takes part in a discussion on BBC Radio Wales on proposed reform to the Benefits System.
Benefits system must do more to prevent errors
Max Wind-Cowie discusses reforming the Benefits System on BBC Scotland
Max Wind-Cowie on BBC One O'Clock News
Max Wind-Cowie discusses Benefits System reform on BBC One O'Clock News
Silence from secret services could aid extremism
New research from Demos highlights the role that conspiracy theories play in extremist groups.
Labour failed to address immigration concerns
Labour's next leader must be prepared to engage with voters over immigration.
Apprenticeships improve earning power and life skills
Demos calls on government to do more to offer apprenticeships to young people not in employment, education or training.
Pay employers to offer internships
A “non-graduate talent pool” would benefit business and at-risk young people.
'Out of touch' Labour should rebrand to reinforce new policy agenda
New polling evidence shows Labour's brand is 'toxic'.
Poll shows Labour voters lost faith in the state
Poll results show Labour needs to accept public sector cuts and embrace ‘Big Society’.
6550 children too many excluded
Demos argues that the policy of excluding children from school creates more harms than benefits, especially for young people with special educational needs, and should be scrapped.
Abolishing Prevent will make UK safer
From Suspects to Citizens, a new report from think tank Demos, calls for the 'Prevent' programme to be abolished.
UK needs more protests to combat terror threat
Jamie Bartlett, expert in counter-terrorism at Demos today calls for a more liberal approach to dissent, radicalism and the policing of protests in combating extremism.
Measuring Social Value
Press release launching Demos' latest report, 'Measuring Social Value', examining how third sector organisations measure their outcomes.
Charlie Edwards
- National security and counter-terrorism
- Global risks and conflict
- Defence and resilience
- Fourth generation warfare
Samuel Jones
- Cultural policy and funding for the arts
- Heritage and conservation
- Culture and international relations - cross cultural dialogue
- The creative industries
Celia Hannon
- Children and young people - play, new technologies, the care system
- Equalities, specialising in gender and LGBT issues
- Digital media - video and social tools, digital exclusion, older users
- Citizenship - community participation and active citizenship
Jamie Bartlett
- Welfare reform
- Public service reform - personal budgets & personalisation, third-sector delivery, social & health care
- Islam, political radicalisation and subversion in the UK and Europe
- Independence, civic-engagement, welfare reform
- International development
Julia Margo
- Demographic change (fertility, ageing, family formation)
- Social mobility - socio-economic and consumer trends
- Character development
- Education policy - schools reform and teaching
Sonia Sodha
- Children and young people - emotional wellbeing and character
- Social mobility
- Education policy - school reform
- Asset-based policies (including the Child Trust Fund and Saving Gateway)
- Poverty and inequality