Think tanks are pivotal in shaping public policy through expert analysis and advocacy. They bridge the gap between academia and policy, offering solutions to government officials and stakeholders. With roots dating back to the 1800s, their influence has grown post-WWII. UK think tanks like the Bow Group and Runnymede Trust exemplify the ideological spectrum and impact on national policies. Funding and governance are crucial for maintaining their integrity and credibility.
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Influence of think tank ideology on research
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Impact of political alignment on think tank influence
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International reach of think tanks
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The term '______ ______' gained popularity after ______ ______ ______, aligning with their role in creating international bodies such as the ______ ______.
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Think tank function
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Think tank role as 'idea brokers'
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Think tank methods
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A think tank's governance includes a board of ______, executive ______, and research ______, all committed to the mission and research ______.
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Runnymede Trust Focus
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Fabian Society Roots
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Bow Group Importance
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Despite potential influence from outside parties, think tanks strive to remain ______ and support ______-based policymaking.
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