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Tim Vlandas

Professor of Comparative Political Economy and Social Policy, University of Oxford

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EBRD report mentions my research on ageing

November 25, 2025

The EBRD has just published an interesting report on demographic change. There is a very good chapter on the political economy of demographic change where they build on my research to argue that addressing the challenges that ageing creates is complicated by the different policy priorities of different age groups.

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Grey power, pension reforms and the politics of slow growth in Europe

October 5, 2025October 19, 2025

Ageing populations and the power of the “grey vote” are undermining Europe’s economic growth, as I write in a recent LSE blog. Yet an ageing Europe need not be a stagnant one if policymakers confront the sources of the grey power trap.

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Tim Vlandas

Professor of Comparative Political Economy and Social Policy, University of Oxford

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