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Special Feature – Behavioural Science in Government: Can, and Should, the Magic be Brought Back?
October 5, 2026October 5, 2026

Special Feature – Behavioural Science in Government: Can, and Should, the Magic be Brought Back?

This blog has been shared with us by Rebecca Rubin, a third-year BA Liberal Arts student, following her attendance of the recent UK Government Behavioural Insights Conference at King’s College London. Read on for her summary of the event, and reflections on the role of behavioural science in Policymaking. 

fellowships and secondments by Catherine Hurcombe
How Thematic Research Leads Work with Parliament 
July 31, 2026July 31, 2026

How Thematic Research Leads Work with Parliament 

Ahead of the announcement of the 2027-9 Parliamentary Thematic Research Leads, the current cohort, including the University of Exeter’s Associate Professor David Strain, were invited to an event celebrating the value of their work, and highlighting the important role research and evidence play in the Parliamentary landscape. 

fellowships and secondments by Catherine Hurcombe

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