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.
The sources of soft power presents a comparison of the soft power of China, Germany, India, Japan, Russia, UK and the USA.
Next Generation Zimbabwe explores the attitudes, aspirations and needs of young people across the country.
Next Generation Ethiopia explores the attitudes, aspirations and needs of young people across the country.
Ian Thomas presents new evidence for the soft power impact for the UK of arts seasons and other forms of cultural engagement.
Research series: our annual survey of primary and secondary schools in England, finding out about the current state of language teaching and learning.
Next Generation Myanmar explores the attitudes, aspirations and needs of young people across the country.
Research report: the latest Edinburgh International Culture Summit report focuses on culture, wellbeing, and investment.
Research report: what can we learn from cases where higher education and research institutions have led initiatives that build multilateral relations?
This study explores the attitudes, aspirations and needs of young people across Germany, looking at education, employment, immigration and identity.
Research report: this study examines the contribution that literature can make in large scale cultural interventions and urban policy more broadly.