British Institute of Global Affairs
Think to the future. Think BIGA.
New Conversations. New Direction.
The British Institute for Global Affairs is dedicated to initiating, encouraging, and stimulating new discussions about the United Kingdom and its place in the world.
Our Services
BIGA is dedicated to promoting new discussions about the UK and its place in the world. Through pertinent research, engaging conversations, and thoughtful commentary pieces, BIGA provides the stimulus for practical policy and visionary leadership.
Mission
In a world that is increasingly fragmented along geographical, political, and economic lines, a sense of national identity and purpose is required to navigate the challenges of the future. Click below to read our full mission.
causes and Campaigns
There is more to politics than just discussion. BIGA is proud to promote, share, and encourage campaigns at all levels that contribute to a flourishing United Kingdom.
Contribute
Think there’s an idea that isn’t being talked about enough? Want to share your thoughts on the latest topic? Have research that’s worth getting out there? Submit your proposal or ideas using the link below to get in touch!
Latest News
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Season 3, Podcast #5: Wolfgang Buttress
Read more: Season 3, Podcast #5: Wolfgang ButtressWelcome to the final episode in our Green Politics podcast! This season has brought in academics, activists, and consultants to discuss what climate change means for the UK, where to really locate the problems, and who takes responsibility…
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Youth, Peace and Security: Contributor List
Read more: Youth, Peace and Security: Contributor ListMarking ten years of Youth, Peace and Security, the British Institute of Global Affairs is proud to announce the conclusion of this series! There are many people to thank for inspiring, contributing to, and supporting this series. Below…
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Localising YPS: Bringing the Agenda to the UK
Read more: Localising YPS: Bringing the Agenda to the UKImage: House of Commons How can the UK use the Youth, Peace and Security agenda as a vehicle to address the violence and insecurity faced by young people in Britain? The celebration of the 10th anniversary of the…