For years we left Find Policy in place — it worked mainly for me, and apparently for some others. When going in for a briefing on an issue, I quickly read up. I showed it to students. I think it helped us get high quality information quickly.
Recently, Squarespace changed its subscription model, and we lost some of the embedded code. We will bring this back in the next days.
If anyone else is out there and using it, please ping us on Twitter or whatever you want to call it, or LinkedIn.
Thanks to Enrique Planells Artigot, we have now added Spain to the search pages. As with the other pages, you get instant access to the research of leading think tanks. Here was one quick search:
On some issues particular institutions may dominate, and if you want a broader representation, you may want to eliminate some institutions from the search. For this, there is a nifty trick, here.
Interested in trying the Spain search page? Go here: https://www.findpolicy.org/spain
We have just added Sweden to our pages. Search focuses on a range of think tanks in Sweden, both those oriented locally and those focusing on international issues. The search should be useful to civil servants, reseachers, students, journalists, or any other engaged citizens.
Want to find out what think tanks say on a particular policy? How they see Saudi-Arabia? What they say on a particular ministry? Or what they think about Gothenburg?
This, and much much more is all here: http://www.findpolicy.org/sweden
On Twitter, in recent months, MSM for "mainstream media" has become a standard term. Yet when and how did that term appear, more regularly? A search under "Wonks" can give you a quick overview.
With Brexit and the election of Donald Trump, policy and politics are moving rapidly. If you want to find out what policy analysts have to say, Find Policy can help.
Take the issue of emolument. It commands attention, and you can easily check what leading policy wonks have to say on this issue – again in a single window.
Of course, you can also look up what think tanks have to say on this (a lot), or look at think tanks commenting on any other aspect of recent developments. The more precise your search terms, the better the results.
Do you want to search the leading wonks in US policy? Go here.
With the attempted coup in Turkey and subsequent accusations, attention has shifted onto the Gülen Movement. Who are they? What is their role? Find Policy puts excellent research right at your fingertips.
Detailed search terms will return even better results, and for the newest results, toggle between relevance and date. And there you have it -- for your next article, or research paper, Find Policy quickly delivers quality results, from some of the best think tanks around the world.
