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BCSP on a global list of top think tanks in 2014
Third year in a row BCSP is voted on the most prestigious list of the top think tanks in Central and Eastern Europe, and among the best in the world on the research topics of defense and national security, and foreign policy and international relations.
In the 2014 Global Go To Think Tank Index Report published by University of Pennsylvania Belgrade Centre for Security Policy (BCSP) is ranked among the best in three categories.
BCSP is ranked 15h on the list of Top Think Tanks in Central and Eastern Europe, 35th in the world for the research area defense and national security, as well as the 37th in the world for the topic of foreign policy and international affairs.
The list is a result of a several months of research covering 6,618 think tanks and related organizations in 182 countries around the world. More than 3,500 institutions, organizations and independent experts, as well as journalists, donors and representatives of government, NGOs and international organizations participated in voting.
Some of the criteria used in the evaluation of the impact and reputation of the organizations are:
- The link between the organization's efforts in a particular area and the positive changes to which these efforts have contributed;
- Academic and media reputation;
- The utility of of the organization in policy making;
- The ability to create new knowledge and alternative ideas;
- Is the organization a “bridge” between political institutions and civil society;
- Relevance of the research topics, the scope and breadth of the audience that follows the work of the organization, the funds.
Global Go To Think Tank Index is a response of the University of Pennsylvania Programme for research centers and civil society in the Department of International Relations at the large number of requests of donors and journalists to make a list of of the most eminent national, regional and international think tanks. Organizations are ranked in 47 categories, according to the region they belong to, the areas explored and specific results they have achieved.
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