This think piece explores how investment in UBS will yield substantial benefits in terms of equity, efficiency, solidarity and sustainability.

The Social Guarantee offers a principled framework to address three interlinked crises that are all rooted in a failed economic system: soaring living costs, widening inequalities and the climate emergency.

As Britain’s economy and society gradually reopen and we begin to recover from the Covid-19 pandemic, we face big questions about what should come next. 

As Britain gradually reopens and we begin to recover from the Covid-19 pandemic, we face big questions about what should come next. 

In a world with a fast-shrinking global carbon budget, coupled with vast inequalities, how do we allocate the remaining carbon allowance fairly?

This Policy brief explores the contribution that public services can make to reducing consumption across society.

This report on Universal Quality Public Services helps unions build strong arguments for extended public services as the bedrock for the Covid-19 recovery.

This paper proposes placing the meeting of needs at the centre of all economic activity in order to revitalise communities in a way that enables a low-carbon, gender equal future.

A short background paper laying out the case for Universal Basic Services and the way in which they should be implemented in the UK.

This working paper published explores the synergies between Universal Basic Services and the Foundational Economy

In this report, the Institute for Global Prosperity (IGP) continues to lead the effort to promote a more socially orientated vision of the future through Universal Basic Services.

This article provides a theoretical justification for extending the delivery of public services, as an alternative to the longer-standing argument for Universal Basic Income (UBI).