The Adam Smith Institute’s latest discussion paper, written by Tim Ambler, proposes a number of reforms to improve the efficiency and value for money of the Department for Education.

This paper is part of the Adam Smith Institute’s “Reforming the Civil Service” series.

The Adam Smith Institute’s latest paper, written by Maxwell Marlow, outlines how the UK can improve regulation of taxis and private hire vehicles.

The Adam Smith Institute’s latest discussion paper, written by Tim Ambler and Peter Edwards, outlines the challenges of ensuring energy security as the UK moves towards Net Zero carbon by 2050.

The Adam Smith Institute’s latest paper, by Mark Oates and Daniel Pryor, argues that the Government can reduce health inequality and boost incomes by accelerating the adoption of safer smoking alternatives.

The Adam Smith Institute’s latest paper, by John Macdonald, Maxwell Marlow and Charles Bromley-Davenport, proposes a number of policies designed to alleviate the UK’s cost of living crisis.

The Adam Smith Institute’s latest paper, by Ben Ramanauskas, who has worked in numerous roles including in public policy, academia, and most recently as an adviser to the UK’s Secretary of State for International Trade, argues that the UK should waive all visa requirements for Ukrainian nationals and make it easier for highly skilled Russian and Belarusians to move to the UK.

The Adam Smith Institute’s latest paper, by Rebecca Lowe, consultant and former director of the FREER think tank, argues that creating a clear system of property rights in space could turbocharge scientific discovery and give all of humanity a greater stake in space exploration.

The Adam Smith Institute’s latest paper, by Matthew Lesh, ASI Fellow and Head of Public Policy at the Institute for Economic Affairs, argues that businesses and governments must return to their proper roles in order to kickstart the post-pandemic recovery.

The Adam Smith Institute’s latest paper, by Cameron English, Director of Bio-Sciences at the American Council on Science and Health (ACSH), outlines how the UK can benefit from embracing gene editing and GMOs.

The Adam Smith Institute’s latest paper, by Dr Bryan Cheang, an academic at King’s College London, outlines what the UK can learn from Singapore.