DEMOS

• Tomorrow’s politics The third way and beyond This collection of essays aims to further the debate about the so-called ‘third way’ and the goals, policies and values that will be central to politics in the next century. Ian Christie Ian Hargreaves January 1998
• Employee mutual, The Combining flexibility with security in the new world of work The authors propose a new labour market institution – the employee mutual – to help give people the ability to cope in today's volatile work environment. Charles Leadbeater Stephen Martin January 1998
• On the right lines The next centre-right in the British Isles Conservatism needs a new fusion between neo-liberalism and Burkean ideas in order to tackle the challenges of globalisation, devolution and welfare state reform. Perri 6 January 1998
• Soft sell or hard policies How can the parties best appeal to women? Analysis of how the main parties approach women voters and women’s recent voting patterns; highlights policies that are especially important to women. Helen Wilkinson Shelagh Diplock January 1997
• The Wealth and poverty of networks Tackling social exclusion This Collection argues that network poverty is the real challenge facing policy makers. But social exclusion can be solved through long-term, all-round investments. Cecilia Pyper Danny Kruger January 1997
• Keeping the faiths The new covenant between religious belief and secular power This Collection presents a comprehensive assessment of the nature of contemporary belief and seeks to define the proper role of religion in public life.  Ben Jupp Geoff Mulgan January 1997
• Life after politics New thinking for the twenty first century This comprehensive anthology of essays provides an invaluable source for thinking about how politics and society are developing. Covers topics as diverse as international relations, job creation, tax, animal rights and feminism. Geoff Mulgan January 1997
• Holistic government The author calls for radical reform to make government more holistic, preventive, outcome-oriented and culture-changing. Perri 6 January 1997
• Guaranteed electronic markets The backbone of a twenty first century economy? The author sets out a new dimension of electronic trade, through which anyone could sell their goods or services. January 1997
• Democracy in the digital age The author sets out how government can use IT to become more open and efficient, provide better information to citizens and allow more effective expression of political opinions. Roger Freeman January 1997

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