Jonathan McClory
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The New Persuaders III
This paper reports the results of the third IfG-Monocle Soft Power Index, the data for which was collected at the end of 2012. The resulting rankings
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There is a great deal riding on its success.
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The Institute for Government's 2011 report on the progress of the Ministry for Justice's ‘Transforming Justice' programme.
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The IfG's latest report, has a number of sensible and straightforward insights and ideas for addressing ministerial effectiveness.
Preserving Britain's influence will require more than a redeployment of its diplomats
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All aboard?
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The New Persuaders II
We refocus attention on understanding the resources that contribute to a nation’s soft power.
Why Britain’s global role stands at a precarious juncture
The IfG-Monocle Soft Power Index shows Britain must recognise its ‘soft power’ advantages to remain influential abroad.