| The Fabian Life Chances and Child Poverty Commission ran from 2004 to 2006. Its final report, 'Narrowing the Gap', has had a substantial impact on policy and political debate about inequality, and the interim report, 'What does the public really think about poverty?' was praised for its innovative deliberative research into public attitudes. The Fabian Society has held a number of major events to debate the Commission's report and is now developing the work of the Commission through further research, publications and events. | |
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About ResearchThe Fabian research agenda is currently focused on the important debates informing the rebuilding of centre-left politics. The current focus of our projects are: the future of the state; the principles for a better and fairer economy; the challenge of securing a Labour majority in 2015; and an exploration of the interaction between environment issues, citizenship and fairness. These research themes inform the wider work of the society and will be accompanied by ongoing publications and events.
For more information please contact Deputy General Secretary and Head of Research Marcus Roberts or Senior Researcher Natan Doron.
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