City Horizons: Professor Michael Storper
Professor Michael Storper joined us as a guest lecturer in our City Horizons series of events.
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Can employment training help address the UK’s productivity puzzle?
More evidence is needed to help cities make the most of employment schemes
Why skills should be the primary focus of any industrial strategy
Cities need to enlarge the skilled labour pool that they offer to businesses.
Why the impact of Brexit on UK cities could be a re-run of the 2008 recession
Cities in the South East will be hit hardest by Brexit – but are better placed to adapt
How do we encourage innovation through clusters?
It is in cities, not clusters, where policy can help firms locate in one place, this paper looks at how policy can encourage this.
Brexit, trade and the economic impacts on UK Cities
Examining the ten-year impact on cities of both 'hard' and 'soft' Brexit
3 stand-out issues from Greg Clark’s speech on industrial strategy
The Business Secretary’s speech shows there’s still thinking to be done on delivering a truly ‘place-based’ industrial strategy
City Horizons: Professor Diane Coyle
We were delighted to welcome Diane Coyle as the next speaker in our City Horizons series of events.
How the layout of a city affects its economic success
The physical fabric of a place has a big impact on accessibility and the use of land
Delivering change: city partnerships and public assets
Cities are using their land and property assets to increase revenue. This report outlines the five ways to do this best.