Bridging the Evidence Gap: Proving What Works in Preventing Extremism Knowing what works in extremism prevention has always been difficult, but innovative approaches to monitoring and evaluation can overcome this. Commentary | 31st Jan 2020
Beyond Violence: The Impact of Extremism on Communities Beyond addressing the violence, policymakers must tackle the wider harms of extremism to communities. Commentary | 31st Jan 2020
Combating Anti-Semitism: Addressing the Nexus Between Hate, Extremism and Terrorism With hate and extremism rising across Europe and North America, policymakers must stem the tide of antisemitism before it becomes normalised. Commentary | 31st Jan 2020
Foreword: Recalibrating the Response to Global Extremism The global extremism landscape has evolved significantly in the last decade. Policymakers must ensure they have a clear, strategic sense of direction to address the threats of today and those on the horizon. Commentary | 31st Jan 2020
Global Extremism Monitor: Islamist Violence after ISIS Physical victory does not equate to ideological defeat. Despite the eradication of ISIS’s caliphate across Syria and Iraq in 2017, the group remains active, while 96 other Islamist extremist groups were tracked in 2018 Report | 15th Jan 2020
Politicising Extremism Threatens Our Fragile Consensus Designating Extinction Rebellion as extremist could pit a whole generation against counter-extremism efforts Commentary | 14th Jan 2020
China's Tech Landscape: A Primer Since China joined the World Trade Organisation in 2001, its economy has grown eight times over. From being the world’s second largest recipient of FDI in the 1990s, the country has been the world’s largest exporter for the last decade. An initial strategy of imitation has now shifted to innovation, with the nation at the forefront of development technologies such as 5G and in areas of Artificial Intelligence. Its digital economy is today worth 30 per cent of its GDP. This primer looks at the state of technology in the nation and the opportunities and challenges this presents. Explainer | 9th Jan 2020
Economic infrastructure for the internet era Infrastructure has always been a priority for promoting productivity and growth. But debate is still focused on that of the last economic era, rather than the cloud, software and data infrastructure that will underwrite the new one. Policymakers must grasp the scale of this new world, understand how it differs from the old, and harness the opportunities ahead. Briefing | 6th Dec 2019
