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Policy Advisory Council
ippr's Policy Advisory Council has been established to draw on a wide pool of highly talented individuals to provide intellectual vitality and advice to the organisation.
Paddy Ashdown
Policy Advisory Council
Michael Barber
Policy Advisory Council
Kumar Bhattacharyya
Policy Advisory Council
Clive Brooke
Policy Advisory Council
Ha Joon Chang
Policy Advisory Council
Trevor Chinn
Policy Advisory Council
John Eatwell
Trustee and Policy Advisory Council
Jamie Galbraith
Policy Advisory Council
Jayati Ghosh
Policy Advisory Council
Moira Gibb
Policy Advisory Council
Jeremy Greenstock
Policy Advisory Council
Jeremy Hardie
Policy Advisory Council
David Held
Policy Advisory Council
Jane Humphries
Policy Advisory Council
Lewis Iwu
Policy Advisory Council
Roger Jowell
Policy Advisory Council
Neil Kinnock
Policy Advisory Council
Charles Leadbeater
Policy Advisory Council
Penny Newman
Policy Advisory Council
Iain Macwhirter
Policy Advisory Council
Simon Maxwell
Policy Advisory Council
Tariq Modood
Policy Advisory Council
Anne Owers
Policy Advisory Council
Ben Page
Policy Advisory Council
Lord Puttnam
Policy Advisory Council
Martin Rees
Policy Advisory Council
Steve Richards
Policy Advisory Council
Colin Sharman
Policy Advisory Council
Phillip Stephens
Policy Advisory Council
John Studzinski
Policy Advisory Council
Baroness Shirley Williams
Trustee and Policy Advisory Council
Barbara Young
Policy Advisory Council
Frances O'Grady
Policy Advisory Council
The future of the UK's international development agenda
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General election a crossroads for UK development policy, says new ippr report
An English backlash?
Reactions to devolution 10 years on

A new ippr report suggests increasing public resentment in England about Scotland’s share of public spending and growing support for an English parliament.
Do points mean prizes?
Migration policies and the poor

The Government should take impacts on developing nations into account when designing UK immigration policy, a new ippr report says
Strength Against Shocks
Low-income families and debt

ippr’s innovative research with 58 low-income families in London, Newcastle, Nottingham and Glasgow aimed to understand what the expansion of household debt has meant for the lives of low-income families.