Ryan Shorthouse

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Ryan Shorthouse is a British writer, thinker and entrepreneur. He is the founder and chief executive of Bright Blue, an independent think tank for promoting Liberal Conservatism.

Life and career[]

Ryan Shorthouse became the Chief Executive of Bright Blue in 2014.[1] He was previously a Research Fellow for the Social Market Foundation and a part of the team that won Prospect magazine's Think Tank of the Year in 2012.[2][3] Before 2010, he was a researcher for the Rt Hon David Willetts MP during his tenure as Shadow Education Secretary, where he authored the Conservative Party's Childhood Review.

He is also a writer and political commentator, appearing regularly on television, radio, and in print.[4][5][6][7][8][9]

Shorthouse is a trustee of the Early Intervention Foundation, and a Senior Visiting Fellow of King's College London.

Publications[]

Social Market Foundation[]

  • Open Access: An independent evaluation[10]
  • Family Fortunes: the bank of mum and dad in low income families[11]
  • Risky Business: Social Impact Bonds and public services [12]
  • A Future State of Mind: Facing up to the dementia challenge [13]
  • Sink or Swim? The impact of the Universal Credit [14]
  • A Better Beginning: Easing the cost of childcare[15]
  • The Parent Trap: Illustrating the growing costs of childcare[16]
  • The Class of 2010[17]
  • Disconnected: Social Mobility and the Creative Industries [18]
  • Funding Undergraduates[19]

Bright Blue[]

  • Delivering net zero: Building Britain’s resilient recovery[20]
  • Framing the future: A new pensions commission[21]
  • Emission impossible? Air pollution, national governance and the transport sector[22]
  • Distant neighbours? Understanding and measuring social integration in England[23]
  • Helping Hand? Improving Universal Credit[24]
  • Clearing the air: Reducing air pollution in the West Midlands[25]
  • Individual identity[26]
  • Britain breaking barriers[27]
  • The future of London[28]
  • Conservatism and human rights[29]
  • Going part-time[30]
  • Reducing poverty[31]
  • The generation game[32]
  • How ethnic minorities think about immigration[33]
  • A manifesto for immigration[34]
  • A future without poverty[35]
  • A centre-right plan on immigration[36]
  • Understanding how Conservative voters think about immigration[37]
  • Give and take[38]
  • Emission Impossible? Air pollution, national governance and the transport sector[39]

Books[]

  • Tory Modernisation 2.0: The Future of the Conservative Party[40]
  • The Moderniser's Manifesto[41]

References[]

  1. ^ "Ryan Shorthouse - Bright Blue".
  2. ^ "Ryan Shorthouse - Social Market Foundation".
  3. ^ "Prospect think-tank awards 2012".
  4. ^ Shorthouse, Ryan (22 December 2016). "Don't blame the elite – that's the politics of nihilism and envy". The Guardian.
  5. ^ Shorthouse, Ryan (17 July 2017). "Brexit is Britain's chance to become a human rights superpower". The Telegraph.
  6. ^ Shorthouse, Ryan (28 March 2014). "Liberals are well served by the Conservative Party". The New Statesman.
  7. ^ Shorthouse, Ryan (25 July 2016). "Brexit provides the perfect opportunity to crack the immigration question". The Spectator.
  8. ^ Shorthouse, Ryan (31 March 2017). "The right-wing case against populism". Prospect.
  9. ^ Shorthouse, Ryan (16 March 2020). "Offer government loans to change economics of childcare". The Times.
  10. ^ "Open Access: An independent evaluation". Social Market Foundation. Retrieved 2019-03-27.
  11. ^ "Family Fortunes: the bank of mum and dad in low income families". Social Market Foundation. Retrieved 2019-03-27.
  12. ^ "Risky Business: Social Impact Bonds and public services". Social Market Foundation. Retrieved 2019-03-27.
  13. ^ "A Future State of Mind: Facing up to the dementia challenge". Social Market Foundation. Retrieved 2019-03-27.
  14. ^ "Sink or Swim? The impact of the Universal Credit". Social Market Foundation. Retrieved 2019-03-27.
  15. ^ "A Better Beginning: Easing the cost of childcare". Social Market Foundation. Retrieved 2019-03-27.
  16. ^ "The Parent Trap: Illustrating the growing costs of childcare". Social Market Foundation. Retrieved 2019-03-27.
  17. ^ "The Class of 2010". Social Market Foundation. Retrieved 2019-03-27.
  18. ^ "Disconnected: Social Mobility and the Creative Industries". Social Market Foundation. Retrieved 2019-03-27.
  19. ^ "Funding Undergraduates". Social Market Foundation. Retrieved 2019-03-27.
  20. ^ "Delivering net zero: Building Britain's resilient recovery" (PDF).
  21. ^ "Framing the future: a new pensions commission" (PDF).
  22. ^ "Emission impossible?" (PDF).
  23. ^ "Distant neighbours?" (PDF).
  24. ^ Shorthouse, Ryan. "Helping Hand? Improving Universal Credit" (PDF).
  25. ^ Shorthouse, Ryan. "CLEARING THE AIR Reducing air pollution in the West Midlands" (PDF).
  26. ^ Shorthouse, Ryan. "Individual Identity" (PDF). Bright Blue.
  27. ^ Shorthouse, Ryan. "Britain breaking barriers" (PDF). Bright Blue.
  28. ^ Shorthouse, Ryan. "The future of London" (PDF). Bright Blue.
  29. ^ "Conservatism and Human Rights" (PDF). Bright Blue.
  30. ^ Shorthouse, Ryan. "Going part-time" (PDF). Bright Blue.
  31. ^ Shorthouse, Ryan. "Reducing poverty by promoting more diverse social networks for disadvantaged people from ethnic minority groups" (PDF). Bright Blue.
  32. ^ "Generation Game" (PDF). Bright Blue.
  33. ^ "How Ethnic Minorities Think About Immigration" (PDF). Barrow Cadbury.
  34. ^ Shorhouse, Ryan. "A Manifesto For Immigration" (PDF). Bright Blue.
  35. ^ Shorhouse, Ryan. "A Future Without Poverty" (PDF). Bright Blue.
  36. ^ Shorthouse, Ryan. "A Centre-Right Plan for Immigration" (PDF). Bright Blue.
  37. ^ Shorthouse, Ryan. "Understanding How Conservative Voters Think About Immigration" (PDF). Bright Blue.
  38. ^ Shorthouse, Ryan. "Give and Take" (PDF). Bright Blue.
  39. ^ Shorthouse, Ryan. "Emission Impossible" (PDF). Bright Blue.
  40. ^ Shorthouse, Ryan. "Tory Modernisation 2.0: The Future of the Conservative Party" (PDF). Bright Blue.
  41. ^ Shorthouse, Ryan. "The Moderniser's Manifesto" (PDF). Bright Blue.

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