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RUSI Monitor: Safe and Secure: The London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games
18 Dec 2009 A recent RUSI conference explored the security challenge represented by the London 2012 Games, and concluded that the required security practices and methods are already in place.
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RUSI Monitor: A Thousand Days and Counting: Planning for a Secure Olympic and Paralympic Games
18 Dec 2009 Margaret Gilmore assesses the challenges of the final 1,000 days until the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games.
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RUSI Journal: Unsettling Networks: Review Essay
30 Oct 2009 There are fundamental societal changes taking places, argues Castells. It is unclear that bureaucratic frameworks of state power can keep up
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Analysis: Between intelligence-gathering and social engineering
28 Oct 2009 Can government legitimately mingle its social interventions with intelligence gathering, as the UK's Prevent counter-terrorism strategy stands accused of doing?
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Analysis: Prevent and Intelligence
21 Oct 2009 by Garry HindlePrevent needs reform but accusations that it is little more than an intelligence gathering programme are simplistic and inaccurate.
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RUSI Monitor: The Dissident Republican Problem in Northern Ireland
14 Oct 2009 by Margaret GilmoreRepublican dissidents and the continued segregation of communities post a threat to the Northern Irish peace process. Beating these challenges requires a long-term strategy of devolution.
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RUSI Monitor: Preventing Radicalisation in the UK
13 Aug 2009 by Garry HindleTerrorist attack threat levels have been lowered by the UK Government, but this may not represent a decrease in radicalisation in British communities. More needs to be done to effectively deliver the Prevent strategy.
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RUSI Monitor: Comment
13 Aug 2009 by Jennifer ColeThe outbreak of swine flu forces us to reflect upon the way the UK deals with pandemic threats. Analysing the challenges faced in recent months, governments must learn from this experience to strengthen emergency preparedness.
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RUSI Monitor: National Security in an Age of ‘Shock and Aftershock’
13 Aug 2009 by Dr Tobias FeakinThe globalising processes of enhanced communication and technological flows have created an interconnected world. Governments must now quickly respond to unexpected events around the world: both their shock and aftershock.
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Analysis: Cautious confidence: terror threat levels lowered
22 Jul 2009 by Margaret GilmoreThe threat level to the UK from international terrorism has been reduced from ‘severe’ to ‘substantial’: the lowest it has been for more than four years. The move suggests there is cautious confidence within the security agencies.
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