Writing

Lauren Policy (rhymes with “foreign policy”) is my Substack, where I write about migration, growth, and cost-effective policy wins. Living literature review funded by Open Philanthropy.

Essays & Longform

The end of lead

Works in Progress, with Clare Donaldson & James Hu.

Forecast: The Impact of USAID Nutrition Cuts

Asterisk Magazine, with Anna Gordon.

A Defense of Weird Research

Asterisk Magazine, with Deena Mousa.

Rarely Is the Question Asked: Is Our Children Learning?

Asterisk Magazine

Every generator is a policy failure

Works in Progress

Press & Commentary

20 ideas for Andy Burnham’s 100 days

Arguably, contributor.

Trump Has Put George W. Bush’s Lifesaving Legacy in Danger

Foreign Policy, with Tom Wein and Garrison Lovely.

Taylor Swift, imperfect capitalist?

The Economist

If Fire Saga really wanted to win Eurovision, this is what they needed to know

The Washington Post

Ukraine’s Eurovision victory was political. So is Eurovision itself.

The Washington Post

Policy Reports

Failure to lead

SMF, with Aveek Bhattacharya and Lee Crawfurd.

Lower migration is bad news for the UK economy

UKICE

Air Conditioning: Saving Lives and Accelerating Net-Zero

CBP, with Ed Hezlet.

Cheap Electricity, Expensive Consequences

Energy for Growth

To Drive Structural Transformation, Stop Counting Connections — Focus First on Ensuring Reliable Electricity

Energy for Growth

Telecommunications in LMICs

Open Philanthropy

Civil conflict reduction

Open Philanthropy

Academic

Power, Parity, Projection: How Distance and Uncertainty Condition the Balance of Power

J. Conflict Resolution, with Erik Gartzke, Alex Braithwaite & Michael Hulme.

The Impact of the COVID-19 Pandemic on Treatment for Domestic Violence Injuries

Rev. Econ. Household, with Susan Parker & Lauren Schechter.

Books

222 QI Answers to Your Quite Ingenious Questions

QI / Faber & Faber, as Contributor

1,234 Facts to Leave You Speechless

QI / Faber & Faber, as Contributor

Patents

Moderating a User’s Sensory Experience with Respect to an Extended Reality

Ericsson, with Gregoire Phillips & Paul McLachlan.

Ericsson, with Paul McLachlan.

Other Research

Frontier of the Year 2025

RenPhil, with Gavin Leech and Ulkar Aghayeva