Chatham House has been named as the No. 1 think tank based outside of the United States in a major survey published in the new issue of Foreign Policy magazine. Chatham House is also listed in second place behind the Washington DC-based Brookings Institution on the survey's world ranking of Security and International Affairs Think Tanks.
The survey, Think Tank Index, is undertaken by the international relations programme at the University of Pennsylvania and offers the first comprehensive ranking of the world’s top think tanks. Classifying itself as 'the insiders’ guide', it is based on a worldwide survey of hundreds of scholars and experts. The index is published in full in the January/February issue of Foreign Policy.
Dr Robin Niblett, Director, Chatham House said, 'I am delighted that Chatham House’s work has been recognised in this way. We have worked hard in recent years to ensure that Chatham House is in a position to offer independent analysis and influential ideas on what we consider to be the major new challenges to international security and prosperity. This survey confirms that we are living up to the goals we have set ourselves'.
Top Non-U.S. Think Tanks
1 - Chatham House
2 - International Institute for Strategic Studies
3 - Stockholm International Peace Research Institute
4 - Overseas Development Institute
5 - Centre for European Policy Studies
Top Security and International Affairs Think Tanks
1 - Brookings Institution
2 - Chatham House
3 - Carnegie Endowment for International Peace
4 - Council on Foreign Relations
5 - International Institute for Strategic Studies
Chatham House is also listed in one of the survey’s five categories of think tanks, named 'The Scholars' which are described as: 'the stars of the think tank world, these powerhouses of policy are regularly relied upon to set agendas and craft new initiatives'.
READ FULL SURVEY RESULTS HERE
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