The Centre for Research and Analysis of Migration at University College London, where Charles Clarke is a Visiting Professor, published...

Providing easily searchable, in-depth data and accompanying expert analysis, the Migration Policy Institute has recently relaunched its...

Charles Clarke and Alan Johnson wrote a piece for the Guardian calling for implementation of Lord John Stevens' report on the future of...

Charles Clarke was interviewed for The Tablet by James McIntyre. Click here to read the full interview.

Charles Clarke participated in, and gave a brief introduction to, a seminar on Political Leadership at the University of East Anglia....

Charles Clarke blogged on the Westminster Faith Debates website noting that 2013 was the first year since 1784 that we had a new Pope, a...

Charles Clarke was the main speaker at the launch of "The Challenge of Non-Territorial Autonomy" for which he wrote the foreword. Click...

Charles Clarke chaired a discussion in Parliament Week addressing the different experiences and meanings of Parliament. Click here for...

Charles Clarke participated in a discussion about the future of UK/European Union relations which was organised by the Institute of...

Charles Clarke blogged for the new 'Eastminster' website, which is produced by the Politics Department at the University of East Anglia....

Charles Clarke gave evidence at the Old Bailey in the trial of Andy Coulson, Rebekah Brooks and others in relation to phone-hacking...

Charles Clarke participated in a Discussion Panel at University College London's Sustainable Resources for Sustainable Cities Conference.

Charles Clarke participated in BBC Radio 4's Any Questions. Click here to listen to the programme.

Charles Clarke chaired a seminar jointly organised by the Migration Policy Institute and the Barrow Cadbury trust: "What works? Improving...

Charles Clarke participated in a one day conference at the London School of Economics to mark the 50th anniversary of the publication of...

Charles Clarke led the first seminar in the "Issues in Religion and Education Seminar series" at the University of East Anglia. The...