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As the political parties gear up for the next election, public service reform is back on the agenda. This includes a renewed focus on prevention...

In December 2014, the Secretary of State for Education Nicky Morgan MP announced a programme of work intending to make Britain a world leader in...

This week, the Chancellor delivered a significant Budget – raising public spending by £70 billion, funded by large tax rises and borrowing for investment. Hidden...

In a free and liberal society, people will sometimes drink too much. Even though ‘binge-drinking’ in Britain has been falling for five years, increasingly public...

The power wielded by the largest online corporations means they are often able to make vast profits exploiting those whose work and skills they benefit...

Yesterday’s big launch went well, with 1.6 million viewers excitedly tuning in to watch on television. But enough about Game of Thrones – this is...

For the past eighteen months, CASM at Demos have been asking one question: when thinking about the future of the web, what does good look...

Populist parties and movements are now a force to be reckoned with in many Western European countries.  These groups are known for their opposition to...

This week saw the launch of the Commission on Inequality in Education, with a speech given by its Chair Nick Clegg at Portcullis House. It...

In this paper, we argue that the widespread use of personal information online represents a fundamental flaw in our digital infrastructure that enables staggeringly high...