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There's been a dramatic shift in how the US foreign policy community understands China: its intentions and its capabilities. And this has led to a rethink and a reset of US policy. In both countries, analysts and members of the administrations have begun to ask the question whether we are in the midst of a new Cold War.

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Purpose. Policy briefs are distinctive in their focus on communicating the practical implications of research to a specific audience. Suppose that you and your roommate both write research-based papers about global warming. Your roommate is writing a research paper for an environmental science course, and you are writing a policy brief for a

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assumptions about the development and usage of policy briefs, we also conducted research on the positions and importance of the policy brief for think tanks today. We looked wide and deep in this research by conduct-ing an online analysis of policy briefs on think tank websites and also sur-veying think tankers for deeper insights.

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Explain the causes of the social problem and its effects, explain your research and findings, and propose a solution. Your solution will be in the form of one or more policy recommendations, likely placed at the end of the brief. Problem - Subtopic 1 - Subtopic 2 - Subtopic 3 - Policy Implications. Organize your brief by subtopics (or

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Policy Briefs 101: A Guide for Translating Research Findings into Policy Impact. This guide was developed to accompany a training the California Policy Lab conducted with the Community Engagement and Research Program at UCLA in March 2023. It is meant to provide an introduction to policy brief writing with additional resources linked throughout.

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Policy briefs are concise, standalone documents focussing on a particular issue requiring policy attention. They can be particularly effective in bridging the research and policy divide. Typical policy briefs have four main functions: to explain and convey the urgency of the issue; to present policy recommendations or

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Policy Briefs Explained Page 4-5 The who, what and why of writing a policy brief 2. Step One- Planning and Understanding your Audience Pages 6-7 What you need to know before starting to write and how to find it out 3. Step Two- Writing a Policy Brief Pages 8-9 The format, length and content of a policy brief explained, with additional tips on

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Policy brief template. There is no one-size-fits-all approach to writing policy briefs because the topic and audience will shape each one. However, effective policy briefs tend to contain the same key elements and therefore have similar structures: an executive summary, an introduction, an overview of the research or problem, an examination of the findings, and a concluding section that

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Policy briefs help your stakeholders understand complex information related to policy in a simple way. Read our step-by-step guide on writing policy briefs. How to Write a Policy Brief Add to list 13 January 2021. A well-written policy brief is an effective tool to encourage decision makers to take up new knowledge.

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Researchers may write policy briefs because. they want research evidence to inform the way. policy makers influence the lives of citizens. Evidence of the way research has influenced. the

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China's president, Xi Jinping, is pursuing an ambitious and expansive foreign policy while steering the country toward repressive authoritarianism. The Chine

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Policy briefs are concise, written documents that provide policymakers with a clear understanding of an issue and suggest policy options based on research, analysis, and evidence. Crafting a Policy Brief. The content of a brief will, of course, vary based on your topic. Regardless of their topic, the most engaging policy briefs make use of

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Policy Briefs & Policy-Related Reports. There are two types of policy briefs: an advocacy brief (arguing for a course of action) and an objective brief (provides an informative overview on an issue). Policy briefs are created to provide brief evidence-based overviews and convincing information that urge the reader to make a decision on a

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Policy making is a cyclical process and it is possible to influence policy at all stages in its formation, implementation or evaluation. Writing effective policy briefs requires careful consideration of the target audience and their needs. In addition, researchers should create a specific research plan, including methods and procedures, for how

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Policy Briefs should include a section on implications, and we encourage actionable recommendations to also be included. As much as possible, Policy Briefs should be written to be understood by the public. Language. All articles must be written in good English. Both UK English and US English are accepted but this must be consistent throughout

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Writing Policy Briefs. What is a policy brief? A policy brief is a concise account of the findings and recommendations of a research project. The purpose of a policy brief is to convince the target audience of the urgency of the current problem and the need to adopt the preferred alternative or course of action outlined. It is a call for action.

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Policy briefs are an effective way of presenting sociological research to policy makers. SPB's policy briefs are concise (about 1,000 words long) and convey background on a particular social problem, a summary of relevant sociological research, and one or more policy recommendations. New policy briefs are published on the first of every month.

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A Policy Brief builds on an issue brief by providing a summary of evidence-based best practices or policy options for a public health. problem. A policy brief is appropriate for issues in domains two, three, four and five of the policy process: policy analysis, strategy and policy development, policy enactment, and policy implementation

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Policy Briefs. UN DESA experts are working to help decision makers around the world navigate tough choices and to find ways to recover better from the COVID-19 crisis and prepare for complex and compounded risks in today's interconnected world. Watch this space for the latest research,

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Policy Briefs. Multilateral cooperation is the single most powerful vehicle to achieve an inclusive and sustainable path to dealing with the enormity of the challenges facing society today. As our nation and the world face daunting crises of healthcare, unemployment and poverty, climate change and human rights, recognition of business as an

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Policy Briefs. The NCTE James R. Squire Office of Policy Research in English Language Arts publishes policy briefs that explore key issues impacting literacy educators and their students and articulate student-centered policy recommendations. Published in May, 2023.

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Policy Briefs. In 2015, the White House Conference on Aging launched a series of Policy Briefs on its four topic areas: healthy aging, long-term services and supports, elder justice, and retirement security. The briefs defined and framed each issue and examined it from various perspectives. They also include comments collected from the WHCOA

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