United Nations
Research focuses on the role of the United Nation (UN) in maintaining international peace and security and looks in detail at peacekeeping and peacebuilding in fragile and conflict affected states.
Founded in 1945 the United Nations is currently made up of 193 Member States. The UN has evolved over the years to keep pace with a rapidly chnaging world.
Our experts
Cathy Haenlein
Director of Organised Crime and Policing Studies
Organised Crime and Policing
Dr Jessica White
Director of Terrorism and Conflict Studies
Terrorism and Conflict
Vice Admiral Patrick Chevallereau
RUSI Distinguished Fellow, Military Sciences
Ambassador Jonathan R. Cohen
RUSI Distinguished Fellow, RUSI International
Sir Simon Gass
RUSI Distinguished Fellow, RUSI International
Dr Alexander Gilder
RUSI Associate Fellow, Military Sciences
Nicholas Hopton
RUSI Distinguished Fellow, International Security
Paul O’Neill CBE
RUSI Senior Associate Fellow, Military Sciences
Related projects
Access related projects and topics on the UN.
This project considers the conduct and development of peacekeeping and the UK’s role within UN peacekeeping operations.
