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Explore the latest strategic trends, research and analysis
History shows that parties claiming to act on behalf of the people don't always do so. Can AI and 'populology' help limit populism's worst effects?
With global inequality widening and communities increasingly polarized, we must embrace our common humanity in order to heal society and move forward into a 'new economy'
AI has great potential for society but raises problems around accountability, fairness, and transparency. Civil society can address these negative effects.
Decarbonization is not just an issue for governments and business. Change can also be driven by society.
Electives in Chile have picked Elisa Loncon, a Santiago university professor and indigenous Mapuche woman, to lead the rewriting of their constitution.
Ethiopia's election on June 21, 2021 is being held against the back drop war in the country's Tigray region and instability in the Western Oromia region.
The disruption of the COVID-19 pandemic has prompted a rethink on the methods and tools to best engage local communities in the planning process.
The recent increase in the size and frequency of insurance industry losses from riot and civil disorder is alarming and the threat hasn’t receded.
Civil society leaders too often face hurdles from philanthropic donors and a funding system that creates a power imbalance rather than resolving one.
Millions of Americans have voted in the 2020 Presidential election. Here are some of the images that defined Election Day 2020.
As Americans cast their votes in the 2020 Presidential Election, a graphic, by the MIT Election Data and Science Lab, shows U.S. presidential voting history by state since 1976.
From compulsory voter registration to postal votes and minimum age, this is how elections are run and voters around the world vote.
A new survey by think-tank Women's Budget Group has shown the majority of Britons support paying more tax in aid of creating a more equal society.
16 million more Gen Zs are eligible to vote in the 2020 election. Gen Zs have the highest number of Hispanic and Black individuals than any other voters demographic.
A perception poll on coronavirus and its impact on national unity shows most people approve of how their country tackled the crisis.