Sofie Pultz

Research fellow

Sofie is a research fellow in the international policy programme.

Before joining IPPR, she worked with international development and climate finance in a large NGO.

Sofie has a MSc in Anthropology and Development from the London School of Economics, where she was awarded the prize for excellent performance, and a BA (Hons) in Human, Social, and Political Sciences from University of Cambridge.

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    Joining forces: A better strategy for defence spending with allies

    Andy Burnham has made the case that national security and rebuilding Britain’s hard power will be priorities for his government. 
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    The government is about to host a ‘Global Partnership Conference’ – should it even bother?

    Tomorrow, the government is hosting the Global Partnership Conference in East London.
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    Diversifying diplomacy: UK strategy in a fragmenting world

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    The UK must become more resilient to succeed in a more turbulent world.
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    Navigating a world between orders: Launching the Centre for Geopolitics and International Policy

    Following a successful first phase of our international programme, IPPR has launched the Centre for Geopolitics and International Policy (CGIP). 
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    Reset: Building modern partnerships with the countries of the global south

    The UK's relationships with many countries of the ‘global south’ are in a poor state.