In registered reports, researchers submit a design for review; the journal decides whether to publish before results are available. How and when does the registered report approach improve on pre-registration and standard post-implementation peer review? And how should researchers make use of this new way to publish research? We consider these questions in light of a Bayesian learning model that incorporates researcher incentives.

Please join us to discuss Professor Faisal Devji's latest publication, _Waning Crescent: The Rise and Fall of Global Islam_ (Yale University Press, 2025).

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Promises that sovereignty would be regained, immigration and asylum controlled, and national identity reasserted were central to the Brexit referendum campaign of 2016 and the ultimate decision to leave the EU. In debates on EU membership, protection, labour, and other forms of migration were frequently conflated and portrayed as being ‘out of control’. Post-Brexit, these issues remain at the centre of political debate and legal change, both in the UK and in European states.