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Our Mission
878 is a new British and American think tank, dedicated to strengthening the civilisational partnership between the United Kingdom and the United States.
We are establishing the first permanent British think tank presence in Washington, positioning 878 as the premier institution for the Anglo American relationship, freedom’s most important bond.
878 works across legislation, research, media and campaigns. We strengthen, rejuvenate and promote the deepest bonds – those upon which human civilisation in our century shall depend.
Focus Areas
We focus on the existential threats to Britain, to America, and to our shared Judeo-Christian civilisation. These threats are now both at home and abroad. The responses to these challenges will include, but are not limited to:
Rebuilding our armed forces and national defence.
Ending mass-immigration and carrying out the mass-deportation of illegal immigrants.
Rejuvenating energy abundance for urgent re-industrialisation.
Restoring our Judeo-Christian culture and Constitution.
About 878
Our name – from the pivotal year of 878 AD – conveys the urgency of our own era. Britain and its closest allies are facing peril. But through the rediscovery of our ancient culture, making the right choices, and finding the will to face down our philosophical and military adversaries, our shared civilisation will survive and thrive.
Now more than ever, it is incumbent on us all to rediscover and nurture the roots of our shared English speaking civilisation in order to defend it.
At 878, we are renewing our Judeo-Christian culture and civilisational mission. Future leaders in Britain and America will need to appreciate the deepest roots of our political life and our freedoms. Working with scholars in Israel and other closely allied nations, we are rejuvenating knowledge of the origins of our constitutional tradition. We build friendships with our closest civilisational allies to restore both the fabric of our countries and the resolve of our future leadership.
878 Founding Directors
Dr Radomir Tylecote.
As founding Managing Director of the Prosperity Institute (formerly Legatum Institute), Radomir brought American think tank methods to Britain, including pioneering in-house legislation drafting.
A former Special Adviser in Downing Street to the Brexit Governments of Prime Ministers Boris Johnson and Liz Truss, Dr Tylecote has produced the most impactful works of every think tank at which he has worked.
At the Institute of Economic Affairs (IEA), he co-authored and ran research for Plan A+: Creating a Prosperous Post-Brexit UK, Britain’s most publicised think-tank release, launched live on two TV channels and which “changed Brexit history” (The Telegraph).
Quoted by Boris Johnson in his first trade speech as Prime Minister, it formed the basis of Britain’s post-Brexit independent trade policy.
At Civitas, Radomir published Inadvertently Arming China?: The Chinese military complex and its potential exploitation of scientific research at UK universities, an investigation into British university funding by Chinese military-linked organisations which showed for the first time research outputs in military fields. Making international front-page news, the paper was the subject of a major BBC documentary.
This followed an MPhil at Cambridge and double-scholarship quant PhD at Imperial College London.
Sir Jacob Rees-Mogg.
Rt Hon Sir Jacob Rees-Mogg is a British former politician and Cabinet Minister, and a celebrated broadcaster and businessman. He served as Secretary of State for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy, as Minister of State for Brexit Opportunities and Government Efficiency, and as Leader of the House of Commons in the Governments of Prime Ministers Boris Johnson and Liz Truss, from 2019 to 2022.
After graduating from Oxford he worked in the City of London and in Hong Kong for Lloyd George Management until 2007, when he co-founded the hedge-fund management business Somerset Capital Management LLP, scaling the firm to $10bn under management. He has a regular programme on GB News.
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