Complexities for claimants: The reality of the £20 weekly uplift to Universal Credit
Authored by Dr Rita Griffiths, this report explores the hidden complexities of the £20 weekly uplift for Universal Credit claimants.
Publications
Documents and other files you can download.
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Connecting data across public services in Íøºì±¬ÁÏ & North East Somerset
An IPR Research Summary about a research partnership between the Institute for Policy Research, BA&NES Council and the local Clinical Commissioning Group.
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Coping and hoping: Navigating the ups and downs of monthly assessment in Universal Credit
This report explores how Universal Credit is affecting income security and financial well-being, month to month, in real life settings.
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Corporate and police spying on activists undermines democracy
An IPR Policy Brief examining how companies such as Nestlé and McDonald’s use covert methods to gather intelligence on activist groups and evade accountability.
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Couples navigating work, care and Universal Credit
This report explores the experiences of couples receiving Universal Credit, and how they manage work, finances and child care.
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Couples, Universal Credit and in-work progression: Response to call for evidence
A response to call for evidence to the In-Work Progression Commission.
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Court responses to rape and sexual assault in the UK
An IPR Policy Brief examining whether measures introduced to protect victims of sexual assault are having their intended effect.
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Culture, Values and Public Policy
An IPR Report that explores how culture and values need to be at the heart of thinking about public policy.
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Data-Driven Policing and Public Value
New report from Dr Ian Kearns, co-authored with Rick Muir, examines the relationship between data-driven policing initiatives and delivering public value.
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Death, Dying and Devolution
An IPR Policy Brief taking a look at the policy around death and dying, and how it varies across the nations of the UK.