The value of cultural relations
A literature review on Soft Power, Cultural Relations, and Cultural and Public Diplomacy explores the meanings of terms which are often confused by looking at their history and practice.
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Finding long-term solutions to violent extremism
How education, culture and social enterprise can improve young people’s resilience to the narratives of violent extremism.
Could entrepreneurialism reduce radicalisation in the Middle East?
How boosting entrepreneurial skills could help build the resilience of the Middle East and North Africa to radicalisation.
Building resilience to violent extremism
A new report suggests the UK must focus on preventing violent extremism in MENA by addressing the economic, social and civic factors that can push young people towards radicalisation.
Which foreign languages will be most important for the UK post-Brexit?
A new report looks at the state of British foreign language learning and the priority languages for the UK’s future.
Generation rising: The global priorities of tomorrow’s leaders
Applicants for the Future Leaders Connect programme reveal their top global priorities and changing attitudes to leadership.
Soft power today: Measuring the effects
New research has found that promoting a nation’s culture and political ideals on the global stage brings significant economic and strategic advantages.
Everything that isn’t forbidden is allowed
Martin Rose gives a personal take on the importance of our national tradition of independent organisations, associations, and clubs to the UK’s culture and international influence.
The UK’s next generation
Over two thirds of young British adults believe a global outlook is essential, yet many have no foreign languages or international experience.
Harnessing the soft power of British institutions
A new ResPublica report argues that the UK should better harness the soft power of its institutions if is to increase its influence and continue to be a force for good in the world.