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“Think like a system, act like an entrepreneur” – Matthew Taylor on how to ensure ‘good work’

“No obligation, no responsibility, no liability” – can we adapt limited liability for the future?

‘The expertise of humanities and social sciences are not optional but essential’, says new British Academy president

‘Imperial Intimacies: A Tale of Two Islands’ by Hazel V. Carby wins the British Academy’s Nayef Al-Rodhan Prize for Global Cultural Understanding

‘Imperial Intimacies: A Tale of Two Islands’ by Hazel V. Carby is named as the winner of the eighth Nayef Al-Rodhan Prize for Global Cultural Understanding, the British Academy’s non-fiction book prize.

‘England’ and ‘Britain’ further apart post-Brexit, says new book on English identity and institutions

‘A quiet business revolution’ - social enterprise and society

‘A Fistful of Shells’ by Toby Green has been awarded the British Academy’s 2019 Nayef Al-Rodhan Prize for Global Cultural Understanding

£30,000 salary threshold would be detrimental for research and innovation

Youthquake 2017! Can young voters transform the UK’s political landscape?

Young people’s voices must be heard on climate, British Academy briefing tells COP26

The British Academy publishes a new breifing on youth perspectives on climate action for policymakers at the UN COP26 climate conference.

Writing workshops support early career scholars in the Global South

Worrying decline in study of languages, warns British Academy

Worrying decline in study of History and English at A Level, warns British Academy

Wolfson Foundation awards the British Academy £10 million to boost the humanities and social sciences

Will robots take over? New events to explore how AI will transform our lives

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