Reaction economy: the Home Office’s use of social media
5 June 2023
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We live in a reaction economy. The age of social media means that governments, companies, and others in the public eye are not ruled by
We live in a reaction economy. The age of social media means that governments, companies, and others in the public eye are not ruled by
There have been many stories over the last few years about the reasons asylum seekers risk their lives crossing the Channel to come to the
Economic migration is a two-way street. The UK might be ready and willing to receive the world’s elite economic migrants, but they may not be
It hasn’t been a great week to be the Home Secretary or a Home Office official. Since Suella Braverman’s statement to the House of Commons
We live in a reaction economy. The age of social media means that governments, companies, and others in the public eye are not ruled by accountants assessing their bottom line or journalists scrutinising their actions, but by voters tapping onto their screens at home. Few government departments have embraced this...
There have been many stories over the last few years about the reasons asylum seekers risk their lives crossing the Channel to come to the UK. If they are willing to do this, many people ask, then what is the point of making life more difficult for them when they...
Economic migration is a two-way street. The UK might be ready and willing to receive the world’s elite economic migrants, but they may not be so ready and willing for much longer. A recent report from the Institute for Management Development ranked countries according to their attractiveness to people who...
It hasn’t been a great week to be the Home Secretary or a Home Office official. Since Suella Braverman’s statement to the House of Commons on Monday, there has been one crisis after another. The Manston facility remains egregiously overcrowded. The camp is designed to hold no more than 1000...
