Europe
Research focuses on the security and defence challenges for Europe, both inside and outside the EU and considers the implications of Brexit on UK foreign policy and security.
Countries and groups covered in this region
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Dr Ana Alecsandru
Research Fellow
Proliferation and Nuclear Policy
Ed Arnold
Research Fellow for European Security
International Security Studies
Malcolm Chalmers
Deputy Director-General
Senior Management
Isabella Chase
Associate Fellow
Keith Ditcham
Acting Director / Senior Research Fellow
Organised Crime and Policing
Jonathan Eyal
Associate Director, Strategic Research Partnerships
RUSI International
Cathy Haenlein
Director, Organised Crime and Policing (on maternity leave)
Organised Crime and Policing
Dr Matthew Harries
Director of Proliferation and Nuclear Policy
Proliferation and Nuclear Policy
Ardi Janjeva
Former Research Fellow
Tom Keatinge
Director, CFCS
Centre for Financial Crime and Security Studies
Dr Neil Melvin
Director, International Security Studies
International Security Studies
Paul O'Neill
Director, Military Sciences
Military Sciences
Tom Plant
Senior Associate Fellow
Alexandria Reid
Associate Fellow
Stephen Reimer
Research Fellow
Centre for Financial Crime and Security Studies
James Sullivan
Director, Cyber Research
Cyber
Jonathan van der Valk
Claudia Wallner
Research Fellow
Dr Jessica White
Senior Research Fellow
Terrorism and Conflict
Mark Williams
Outreach and Implementation Coordinator
Organised Crime and Policing
Dr H A Hellyer
Senior Associate Fellow
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