RUSI Journal

The RUSI Journal is the leading publication of the Institute. First published in 1857, it is now an internationally-recognized authority on defence and security issues.

Issue: Jun 2006, Vol. 151, No. 3

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Government and Security in Iraq: The Evolving Challenge We cannot go too fast if we want the progress we are making in Iraq to be sustainable.
Des Browne

Twenty-First Century Warfare - Twentieth Century Rules The laws of the twentieth century placed constraints on us all which enhanced peace and protected liberty – we must ask ourselves whether, as the new century begins, they will do the same.
John Reid

UK Terrorism Legislation in an International Context The existence of Guantanamo Bay remains unacceptable. It is time that it should close.
Peter Goldsmith

RUSI Photo Essay: HMS Liverpool, Part III: The Falklands The final instalment of the HMS Liverpool series.
Susan Schulman

Managing a Rising Power: Strains in US China Policy Chinese military spending and resource security must be included into the existing framework of bilateral relations between the US and China if serious conflict is to be avoided.
Justin Hempson-Jones and Alexander Neill

The Role of Provincial Reconstruction Teams in Stabilization This article identifies the fundamentals of stability and conceptualises the role and activities of Provincial Reconstruction Teams (PRTs) in delivering stability at the provincial level.
Roger Lane and Emma Sky

Air Attack Iran This article examines how an air campaign against Iranian nuclear sites would fare in the event that international diplomatic efforts fail to deter Tehran from mastering nuclear weapon technologies.
Andrew Brookes

NATO as a Security Organization: Implications for the Future Role and Survival of the Alliance Jeremy Poulter

Struggling for Control: Procurement Reform in the US and Britain Keith Hayward

Tsushima and Japan: Then and Now Geoffrey Till

The Suez Crisis 1876-82 Damion O'Connor