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Issue: Apr 2012, Vol. 157, No. 2
Tornado sunsetThe Sum of its Parts? Partnering, the MoD and Industry As the British government and defence industry seek more collaborative arrangements, they must remember that 'partnership' is more than just a word
John Louth
F-18 tailfin sustainabilitySustainability in Defence Acquisition: Maintaining the Momentum Sustainability has been recognised as a key principle in defence procurement. But now the time has come to ensure its implementation in practice
Clive Murgatroyd
Franco-German brigadeConfronting the European Defence Crisis: The Common European Army in Germany's Political Debate The current German political debate revisits the idea of a common European army as a feasible solution to the European defence crisis
Henrik Heidenkamp and Ferdi Akaltin
border agency patchSecuring Borders for the Olympic Games The UK Border Agency has much to prove, as the biggest international public event to be hosted by London in many years approaches
Margaret Gilmore
Police on ThamesPromoting the Concept of 'UK plc': A Public-Private Sector Olympic Challenge One of the major legacies of the London Olympics may well be a better way of working between private and public sector actors when it comes to national resilience
Valentina Soria
MoD Main BuildingBritain's Afghanistan Deployment in 2006 The policy-making process behind the Helmand deployment in 2006 holds pertinent lessons for Britain's strategy
Charles Style
John Reid 2Cross-Government Planning and the Helmand Decision, 2005-06 Inter-departmental decision-making during the Helmand deployment in 2006 is critically assessed by a former top official
Josh Arnold-Forster
BlairMinisterial Decision-Making in the Run-Up to the Helmand Deployment The Helmand deployment in 2006 was characterised by a general strategic failure at ministerial level (Free access)
Matt Cavanagh
Afghanistan machine gunnerLearning the Strategic Lessons from Afghanistan British strategy-making over Afghanistan in 2006 needs to be constructively and openly evaluated to improve future strategic planning.
Mungo Melvin
Ahmadinejad NatanzThe 'Worm' as a Weapon of Mass Destruction: How to Respond Legally to Cyber-Warfare? What are the international legal provisions for responding to cyber-attack?
Stephanie Meulenbelt
Reinhard Heydrich carOperation Anthropoid: The Assassination of Reinhard Heydrich and the Fate of a Nation Despite the tragedy of the bloody Nazi reprisals, the bold assassination of Reinhard Heydrich may have saved the borders of Czechoslovakia
Adam Leong Kok Wey
RUSI CRESTReviews Reviews by Michael Cox, Jeremy Black, Beatrice Heuser, John Kiszely and more.

 
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