Professor Sir Paul Collier wrote for The New Statesman on how Labour is abandoning the provincial working class by focusing on centralised, metropolitan policies instead of empowering local leaders and addressing regional inequalities.

Professor Karthik Ramanna was quoted in Forbes on the importance for leaders to be more cautious about poor judgment over worrying about public outrage.

In The New Statesman, Professor Sir Paul Collier discusses Rachel Reeves' decision in the 2024 Budget, where she must choose between the Treasury's short-term focus or long-term regional investments aimed at reducing economic inequalities, supporting small businesses, and revitalising struggling towns across the UK.

A new advisory panel, including tech leaders and academics, has been formed to enhance the UK government's digital vision over the next decade. Dr Aaron Maniam emphasised the need to balance the transformative potential of digital technology with its associated risks.

In his recent article for UnHerd, Professor Sir Paul Collier discusses strategies for the Conservative Party to diminish Nigel Farage's political influence by addressing populist concerns and reconnecting with traditional party values.