2016 Archives | Smith Institute

Pricing Londoners in, not out: mapping where new affordable homes in London could be built

Pricing Londoners in, not out: mapping where new affordable homes in London could be built

#notjustforboys – Women in construction

#notjustforboys – Women in construction

By Andrew Jowett, Barbara Bagilhole, Christine Townley, Jane Nelson, Judy Lowe, Mandy Reynolds, Meg Munn, Professor Linda Clarke, Sarah Davis, Stacey Clifford, Steve Craig and Terrie Alafat

Devo-housing: the emerging agenda

Devo-housing: the emerging agenda

By Joe Anderson, John Healey MP and Paul Hunter

Working harder, not smarter: the employee contribution to meeting the UK’s productivity challenge

Working harder, not smarter: the employee contribution to meeting the UK’s productivity challenge

By Sarah Welfare

Towards an suburban renaissance: an agenda for our city suburbs

Towards an suburban renaissance: an agenda for our city suburbs

Britain for sale? Perspectives on the costs and benefits of foreign ownership

Britain for sale? Perspectives on the costs and benefits of foreign ownership

By Colin Crouch, Francesco Findeisen, John Allen, John Mills, John Tomaney, Michael Pryke, Mike Raco, Niamh Moore-Cherry, Paul Hunter and Peter O'Brien

From the margins to the mainstream: a study of the prospects for shared ownership in the North West

From the margins to the mainstream: a study of the prospects for shared ownership in the North West

By Andrew Heywood

‘The productivity puzzle’ A view from employees

‘The productivity puzzle’ A view from employees

By The Smith Institute

Local housing, community living: prospects for scaling up and scaling out community-led housing

Local housing, community living: prospects for scaling up and scaling out community-led housing

By Andrew Heywood