IIPP hosts regular public lectures and panel discussions featuring experts from around the world. Find out more below.
IIPP also holds regular events and you can find out more by visiting the Events page.
The UCL Institute for Innovation and Public Purpose (IIPP) hosts a dynamic series of Enrichment Lectures every Wednesday. These sessions bring together leading experts from around the world to explore critical themes and cutting-edge research, offering in-depth insights into topics at the heart of our MPA modules.
IIPP Conversations provides a vibrant research space focused on addressing the social, technological, environmental, and economic challenges we currently face – with awareness of and attention to society’s many conflicts and inequalities.
The IIPP Forum 2024 is going to rethink the existing policy paradigms and to explore what these transformative ‘market shaping’ policy approaches look like in practice.
IIPP hosts a conversation series rethinking the economy, government and policymaking, bringing together experts from across the globe to present their latest research.
Join the UCL Institute for Innovation and Public Purpose and Professor Damon Silvers for a Labour and Climate Change lecture series exploring the critical role of the labour movement in tackling climate change.
Join the UCL Institute for Innovation and Public Purpose and Professor Damon Silvers to explore the continued economic and political consequences of the 2008 financial crisis and global policy responses.
The Entrepreneurial State 2.0 Festival offers a public platform for global leaders, policymakers, and practitioners to rethink the state in the 21st century.
This series critically examines the increasingly popular concept of neoliberalism as a political economy regime that has been dominant in the global economy since 1980.
This series unpacks the challenges of the Green Transition(s), focusing on global governance, financing, green industrial policies, innovation and structural change, and the Global South.
From 19 October 2022, IIPP hosts a seminar series rethinking the economy, government and policymaking, bringing together experts from across the globe to present their latest research.
This series will explore the nature of climate change as a public policy challenge and the centrality of labour policy to successfully addressing that challenge.