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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
China
RUSI Journal: The Rise of China
23 Jun 2010 Europe needs a coherent approach to deal with China’s status as a global powerhouse
China Pacific
RUSI Newsbrief: The Strategic Defence Review and China
20 May 2010 by Alexander NeillThe coming UK defence review is a crucial opportunity for the new government to reconsider long-term relations with China
UK Europe China Pacific
Analysis: India and the Four Day War
7 Apr 2010 The Indian military is caught between preparing for conventional war against neighbouring powers, Pakistan and China, and reorganising as an asymmetric deterrent against cross-border terrorism. It seems they are struggling on both counts.
Central and South Asia India Pakistan China Pacific Defence Policy
RUSI Newsbrief: As the Dragon Rises: The US in the Asia-Pacific
17 Mar 2010 by John HemmingsBarack Obama is facing a significant diplomatic test in the Asia-Pacific. Can his administration balance economic deference with a commitment to human rights?
China Pacific United States Americas
RUSI Newsbrief: China Raises the Stakes with the US
17 Mar 2010 by Alexander NeillThe rivalry between China and the US is heating up. Is American 'smart power' the solution?
China Pacific United States Americas
RUSI Newsbrief: An East Asian Community?
26 Jan 2010 Japan’s move towards a pan-Asian regional architecture highlights a concerted effort to engage more with its neighbours over the traditional ally, the US
Pacific China
RUSI Newsbrief: The PLA in 2010: Adventurism or Introspection?
26 Jan 2010 The Chinese Army’s more assertive international role could lead to escalating geopolitical tensions with two key rivals – the US and India
China Pacific
RUSI Newsbrief: EU-China Relations: On the Mend at Last?
26 Jan 2010 The importance of the burgeoning trade relationship means China and the EU must settle their fractious differences through bilateral dialogue
European Union International Institutions Europe China Pacific
Analysis: Spears and Shields: China's 11 January missile defence test
19 Jan 2010 by Alexander NeillBeijing's recent missile test was a prelude to rising US-Chinese tensions over Taiwan - and will re-ignite the strategic debate on space warfare.
China Pacific Aerospace
Analysis: The turn of the wheel: 2010 and the return of old security problems
3 Jan 2010 by Professor Michael Clarke
As the effects of the global recession begins to be felt, this year will emphasise some new political realities in the international order. They will form the backdrop to the return of some traditional security issues.European Union International Institutions Terrorism Global Security Issues Defence Policy Afghanistan Central and South Asia UK Europe Russia Georgia China Pacific
As the effects of the global recession begins to be felt, this year will emphasise some new political realities in the international order. They will form the backdrop to the return of some traditional security issues.
European Union International Institutions Terrorism Global Security Issues Defence Policy Afghanistan Central and South Asia UK Europe Russia Georgia China Pacific
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