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Formerly Global Future.NOUS is a new, independent think tank that believes Britain can only succeed in the future as a vibrant nation reaching out to the world.

Joined February 2017
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Earlier this week, our 'Human Nature' report was covered by @CitySamuel in the Times. nousthinktank.com/reports/hu…
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Our report, Human Nature, has been covered by @tomowolade in The Sunday Times. nousthinktank.com/reports/hu…
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Our Ten Recommendations for Climate Activists: Self-Interest is not Selfish Patriotism Protects Planet Drop the Stereotypes Make Reasonable Asks Drop the Jargon Messengers Matter Stories, not Stats Hope over Fatalism Listen more than Speak Nature is Sacred nousthinktank.com/reports/hu…
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"In this cost-of-living crisis, it is even more important to make sure that the environment is not pitched against people’s everyday financial worries, especially when most climate policies will see people save money" - @jossgarman nousthinktank.com/reports/hu…
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Today we launch our report, 'Human Nature', which looks at building support for measures to tackle climate change. We argue that persuasion, reasonable asks and avoiding a culture war is key to tackling climate change. nousthinktank.com/reports/hu…
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nousthinktank.com/lens-blog/… Social Health isn't a term you hear very often — some have never heard of it — but it affects our physical and mental wellbeing. Social health is a public health issue and governments need to support its integration into education and the public lexicon.
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Insight from @Peston highlights the need for our new PM to attend to the mistakes of his predecessors’ past. Our report nousthinktank.com/reports/wh… reveals increasing public concern for the state of the economy, with the vast majority believing it has worsened since Brexit.
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Great article by @JoannaPartridge on long-term Tory backer Guy Hands’ call for the new PM to renegotiate Brexit. Our research nousthinktank.com/reports/wh… confirms that as Hands suggests, our current Brexit deal is unpopular across all parties, who want our leaders to address this.
There has been much derision around Liz Truss's leadership. However, rather than judge what happened to her, NOUS Director @kylie_bains highlights what we can learn instead. nousthinktank.com/lens-blog/…
Excellent article @ClareFoges on how the next Prime Minister must confront the truth about Brexit. Our research nousthinktank.com/reports/wh… shows that the British people agree with you and there is much support for rejoining the single market.
Akal Bains, author of our latest report, highlights a growing concern among the British public about the state of our economy, and suggests a solution may lie in our relationship with the European Union. Read the full report at the link in our bio.
The vast majority of the British public believe the economy has worsened since January 2021. With the fallout from the pandemic, Brexit, Russia's attack on Ukraine and predictions of a deep recession, the public are increasingly aware and concerned about the state of the economy.
Our latest report finds that the vast majority of voters are not happy with the present relationship we have with the EU. This holds true regardless of the political party that they support, revealing a disappointment in the way our split from the EU was carried out.
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Research published in our new report reveals politicians are out of touch with the views of their voters. In order to make progress, we need politicians to realise and acknowledge the shared concerns of all parties.
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After years of constant news and debate, many assume that the public now want to move past the issue of Brexit. However, new research reveals that people are regaining their appetite for Brexit discussions from our politicians.