Institute for Public Policy Research
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| Type | Progressive think tank |
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| Headquarters | 14 Buckingham Street, WC2N 6DF |
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Tom Kibasi |
| Website | www.ippr.org |
The Institute for Public Policy Research (IPPR) is a leftwing[1] thinktank based in London in the UK. It was founded in 1988 and is an independent registered charity.[2] IPPR has offices in Newcastle, Manchester, and Edinburgh.[3][4] Funding comes from trust and foundation grants, government support, and individual donors.[5] The founding director was James Cornford.[6] The current director (from April 2016) is Tom Kibasi.[7] IPPR publishes Juncture, a quarterly journal.
IPPR publishes more than 50 reports each year.[8] IPPR's research and policy work is focused around:
- Economic policy
- Energy, transport and energy
- Families and work
- Migration, integration and communities
- Democracy and devolution
- Public services
References
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- ↑ Andrew Denham and Mark Garnett (2006) 'What works'? British think tanks and the 'end of ideology', The Political Quarterly 77(2), pp. 156-165
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Further reading
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