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Various measures of offline political activism appear to be falling, but young people in particular remain interested in politics, and use social media to stay...

Young people in the UK are increasingly disillusioned with electoral politics. Over the past three General Elections, an average of 40 percent of 18 to...

We are using less cash each year. In 2015, cash made up only 45% of payments in the UK. First came plastic, then chip and...

Writing 20 years ago at Demos, Charles Leadbeater introduced to the mainstream the then-fringe idea of combining business and charitable aims to address social challenges....

I’ve rarely seen a programme talked about as much as Channel 4’s documentary Benefits Street. The kitchen sink drama has been hailed as a gritty real...

‘A private space online’ means very different things to different people: a place where what you do is none of anyone else’s business – a...

At the Conservative Party Conference last month, Demos hosted an event with the social housing provider Orbit regarding their role is helping their tenants with...

Prof David Weir is a Professor of Computer Science and co-director of the Text Analysis Group (taglaboratory.org). He has been on the editorial board of...

In a period dominated by big ‘P’ politics, there has been an important – and concerning – change to recent policy-making: the social partnership model...

In an election campaign unique for its distinct lack of foreign policy debate, last Friday marked a distinct shift of gear. For the most part,...