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Defence Information Superiority (formerly the RUSI C4ISTAR Conference)
29-30 June 2010
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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
Domestic Security
Analysis: Keeping the ‘Mud-Slinging’ out of a counter-terrorism legislation review
14 Jul 2010 The announcement of an upcoming review of key counter-terrorism and security legislation has received many positive reactions. However, while the threat of terrorism still remains, is a reduction in police powers really a move in the right direction?
Domestic Security Terrorism UK Europe
RUSI Defence Systems: Rethinking an Indigenous Capability
23 Jun 2010 Air Chief Marshal Sir Brian Burridge comments on the importance rethinking the UK’s indigenous defence industrial capability.
Domestic Security UK Europe
News: RUSI Journal: Police reform in UK is long overdue
6 May 2010 by Margaret GilmorePolice reform in the UK is long overdue but all three main political parties are currently failing to take the initiative, according to a report in the latest Journal of the Royal United Services Institute (RUSI).
UK Europe Agenda for the New Government Domestic Security
RUSI Journal: Responding in a Modern World: An Investigation into UK Policing Structures
30 Apr 2010 by Margaret GilmoreReform of current UK policing structure is well overdue. Forces should be merged to increase national co-ordination and the Association of Chief Police Officers needs to be independently reviewed
Domestic Security UK Europe
RUSI Journal: Securing our Future: Resilience in the Twenty-First Century
30 Apr 2010 by Jennifer ColeThe new security environment goes beyond terrorism, requiring a modern conception and application of resilience. Jennifer Cole explores the UK's preparedness for civil emergencies
UK Europe Domestic Security
RUSI Journal: Getting Down to Business: Industry's Role in National Security
25 Feb 2010 The government's counter-terrorism strategy has laid the foundations for an unprecedented level of industry involvement in the delivery of national security. But can the incoming government effectively implement these changes?
Domestic Security UK Europe
RUSI Journal: Complex Threats: The Globalisation of Domestic and Foreign Security
25 Feb 2010 Domestic crime, terrorism and insurgency now go hand in hand. Western counter-terrorism and home affairs policy must embrace the new challenges and adapt to combat the interlinked threats
Global Security Issues Domestic Security Defence Policy
Analysis: Is it time to give parliamentary oversight of intelligence some teeth?
16 Feb 2010 by Garry HindleThe Binyam Mohamed case has turned a spotlight on the workings of intelligence agencies and highlighted problems with their oversight by the Intelligence and Security Committee (ISC).
Domestic Security UK Europe Intelligence
RUSI Monitor: The Impact of Climate Change on Security: Is the UK in Need of a Nationwide Review?
12 Feb 2010 Climate change will bring with it both physical and political security challenges. But how prepared is the UK to face them?
Climate Security Global Security Issues Domestic Security
RUSI Monitor: The Role of the Individual in Shaping Government Security Responses
12 Feb 2010 The emphasis on individual action intrinsic to terrorist discourse presents a variety of difficult security questions for government. Policy must realise the power of the lone individual to cause damage and raise the profile of their cause.
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