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Iain McLean examines the problem of Brexit and the Irish Border.

New paper examines repeated use of foodbanks in the UK

Find out about Nuffield's participation in this global day of giving.

New Working Paper highlights family effects of economic hardship

Watch the panel discussion video with Felix Krawatzek

Evidence of electoral fraud will likely lead not to more street protests but to a wave of migration out of Venezuela

Research on political violence requires increased attention to the multiple roles of ideology, a new academic paper argues.

Centre for Social Investigation publishes insights from fresh data and new analysis of public opinion surveys

A new study reveals reasons why Assisted Reproductive Technologies (ART) usage rates vary across Europe

A new book by Nuffield Fellow Cécile Laborde explores the familiar problem of the relationship between religion and state by bringing fresh and nuanced arguments to the debate.

The 2017-18 academic year begins, and Nuffield is buzzing with bright new students.

The heated nature of the public discourse around Brexit suggests that the British public are not in a compromising mood, but is there evidence to back this up?

NuCamp issues a call for papers for its first annual conference to be held in December 2017.

A new Nuffield working paper shows how schools and hospitals have suffered from the spending choices made by the SNP government over the past ten years.