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Complex Programmes Management: Discovering What Really Gets Results
This event launches an innovative and collaborative research project bringing together a community of public, private and 3rd sector organisations to ...
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- Jennifer Cole
- Elizabeth Quintana
Defence Information Superiority (formerly the RUSI C4ISTAR Conference)
29-30 June 2010
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RUSI Future Maritime Operations Conference 2010
7-8 July 2010
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Working Paper Series
Number 1
Preparing for the Lean Years
How will British defence spending fare in an age of austerity?
By Malcolm Chalmers
Number 2
A Force for Honour
Military Strategic Options for the United Kingdom
By Michael Codner
Number 3
Multilateral Approaches to Security
Choices for defence
By Andrew Rathmell
Number 4
Jointery and the Emerging Defence Review
By Trevor Taylor
Number 5
Capability Cost Trends: Implications for the Defence Review
By Malcolm Chalmers
Number 6
The Defence Review: Capability Questions for the New Government
By Michael Codner
Number 7
A Question of Balance? The Deficit and Defence Priorities
By Malcolm Chalmers
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News: RUSI Journal article highlights major gap in current strategic security debate
23 Aug 2010 The Royal Navy is dangerously weak, risking the silent principles of the UK's national security unless the future fleet is restored and adequately sized, claims a new article in the latest Journal of the Royal United Services Institute (RUSI).
Defence Policy Maritime Forces UK Europe Military Personnel Technology
Analysis: Controlling cyberspace: the real issue at the heart of UAE vs RIM
6 Aug 2010 by Jennifer ColeAs a number of Middle Eastern countries move to suspend BlackBerry services questions arise as to whether their concerns are really over security or more about an attempt to exert control in a cyber domain that does not adhere to national borders.
Technology Middle East and North Africa
Analysis: The leaking of the Afghan War documents
26 Jul 2010 by Professor Michael ClarkeHow significant is the release of the Afghan war documents on WikiLeaks? RUSI Director Michael Clarke gives his assessment
Afghanistan Central and South Asia Intelligence Iran Middle East and North Africa Pakistan Information Technology
Analysis: The Military Uses of Space
26 Jul 2010 Brigadier General John Hyten discusses the current and future use of space by the US military, from improving aerospace capabilities to the potential offered by space-based surveillance systems. As the leading space-faring nation, the US is looking to build international cooperation with the aim of maximising expertise and responsible participation in the use of space.
Aerospace Technology
RUSI Defence Systems: NCO in Germany: Still a Long Way to Go
23 Jun 2010 Ina Wiesner discusses network-centric operations in Germany
Europe Technology
RUSI Defence Systems: Network Enabled Capability: A UK Perspective
23 Jun 2010 Iain Standen discusses the future of the UK concept of network-enabled capability (NEC)
Technology
RUSI Defence Systems: The Robotic Boat
23 Jun 2010 Keith Henderson discusses the benefits of unmanned maritime and surface vehicles
Technology
RUSI Defence Systems: Development of UAV Sensors and Information Management
23 Jun 2010 Steve Roberts considers sensors, sensor integration and information management with unmanned vehicles
Technology
RUSI Defence Systems: Debate: Is Digitisation Dead?
23 Jun 2010 Dr Jim Storr responds to the debates sparked by his October paper, saying that those who do not learn the lessons of history are doomed to repeat them.
Technology Military Personnel
RUSI Defence Systems: The Problem with Defence Technology
23 Jun 2010 Graham Jordan discusses how and why current acquisition projects result in cost and time overruns
Technology UK Europe
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