The sources of soft power: how perceptions determine the success of nations
The sources of soft power presents a comparison of the soft power of China, Germany, India, Japan, Russia, UK and the USA.
Multiple regions
Time-extension and the second language reading performance of children with different first language literacy profiles
Can extra time help those with learning difficulties perform better on reading tests? This study puts common assumptions to the test with real data from Aptis for Teens.
Rethinking the second language listening test
This monograph explores common myths about listening tests and offers fresh, practical ideas for how they can be rethought.
Culture and International Development: Towards an Interdisciplinary Methodology
Read Culture and International Development: Towards an Interdisciplinary Methodology, a literature review on culture and development and a proposal for a future methodology.
Soft power superpowers
Research report: soft Power Superpowers explores the soft power of eight leading G20 states.
Powers of attraction
The Global Perceptions 2018 report offers insight into how the attitudes of young people to the G20 nations shift over time.
Assessing writing at lower levels: research findings, task development locally and internationally, and the opportunities presented by the extended CEFR descriptors
Explore how writing tests for beginner language learners are designed by international test providers and language teachers.
The value of trust
How trust is earned and why it matters.
From the outside in
The Global Perceptions 2016 report examines international views of the UK and the impact of the European Union membership referendum has had on them.
Identifying key criteria of written and spoken English at C1
Explore the key features that define spoken and written English at the C1 level.