Editorial Independence

The Systems Policy Institute is committed to rigorous, independent and evidence-based research and analysis.

SPI determines its research priorities, methods, findings and editorial decisions independently. Funding, partnerships and other external relationships do not confer control over the conclusions or recommendations of SPI research or the content of its publications.

SPI publishes work by Fellows, researchers and external contributors representing a range of informed perspectives. Unless explicitly stated otherwise, views expressed in authored publications are those of the authors and do not necessarily represent an institutional position of the Systems Policy Institute.

SPI expects authors and researchers to disclose relevant financial, professional or institutional interests that could reasonably be perceived as influencing their work.

Our commitment to independence allows SPI to support rigorous inquiry, intellectual disagreement and open policy debate while maintaining high standards of research integrity and public purpose.