The Foreign Policy Centre’s publications are its in-depth research projects mixing analysis from FPC team members with the views of experts from around the world to address specific themes. The views expressed in all Foreign Policy Centre publications are those of the authors alone and do not necessarily reflect those of the Foreign Policy Centre.
As part of the research project ‘Corporate Personnel Security in Emerging Markets’, Graham Rodmell of Transparency International (UK) and John Bray of Control Risks Group spoke on the subject of why corporate security managers should ...
Europe’s future is being debated as never before. Enlargement, the ‘democratic deficit’, new security challenges and a changing global economy all mean that the EU must reform. This collection provides the definitive guide to the ...
Global sport has never been bigger. But a host of sporting scandals – from Olympic bidding scandals to cricket corruption, ‘bungs’ in football to drugs in the tour de France – have shaken major sports ...
Pro-Europeans can’t win on economics alone. “Its the politics stupid” says this Foreign Policy Centre analysis of the Danish Euro campaign, published hours ahead of the “no” result. You can read the text of this ...
Is the rise of the NGO movement a powerful democratising force or a damaging threat to political representation? NGO campaigns – from debt relief to land mines – have enjoyed unprecedented success. But since the ...
A heated media debate on whether Britain can ever be persuaded to join the Euro followed the publication Bob Worcester’s pamphlet this June. Both the pro and anti-European camps responded to the battle cry in ...
The whole world changed in 1989, but few have yet understood just how much. In this path-breaking essay, Robert Cooper sets out a radical new interpretation of the shape of the world. He explains the ...
Bodo Hombach had a major role in the reconstruction of leftist politics in Germany that led to the electoral victory of the Social Democratic Party in 1998. The history of German social democracy over the ...
In an age of global communications, building links with overseas publics will matter as much to foreign policy as talking to governments. Whether Britain wants a lasting coalition for international action in Kosovo, the French ...
In this major publication, Yasmin Alibhai-Brown argues that we need to fundamentally rethink our approach to national identity, race and public culture. The old debate about multiculturalism cannot meet the challenge of reinventing identity and ...