RUSI Monitor
Produced six times a year, Monitor examines national security and resilience issues. It provides wide-ranging information and analysis about the causes and handling of man-made, man-assisted and natural emergencies and disasters. From terrorist attacks to mass flooding, it addresses the strategic, operational and tactical levels of response, and the interests of public and private bodies.
Issue: Feb 2010, Vol. 9, No. 1
Ebbing Tide: The Battle for Hearts and Minds in the UK
While British and American forces desperately attempt to win over the civilian population in Afghanistan, the battle for hearts and minds rages on in the UK itself. But what is the government doing to prevent radicalisation amongst Muslims in this country?
Andrew Silke
Place Matters: The Geography of Radicalisation
In recent years it has become clear that radicalisation is tied closer to place than the size of Muslim population. But why do some places lend themselves to the radicalisation process better than others? Rachel Briggs reports.
Rachel Briggs
Speaking of Terrorism: Gordon Brown’s War of Words
The Brownite government has employed a more cautious and less polarised ‘language of terrorism’ than its predecessor. More needs to be done to accurately represent the threat posed by organisations such as Al-Qa’ida.
Lee Jarvis