International Partnerships
We focus on the role and effectiveness of international partnerships and alliances including the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO), United Nations, G7 and G20.
Since 1945 international partnerships and alliances have been established primarily to preserve peace between the major states, principally led by the US and its allies and supported by an infrastructure of institutions with defined rules and regulations.
We comment on the changing roles, purpose and relevance of these institutions and consider how they might evolve as a result of the development of other bilateral relationships between major powers.
Our experts
Dr Aniseh Bassiri Tabrizi
Senior Research Fellow
International Security Studies
Aaditya Dave
Research Analyst
International Security Studies
Jonathan Eyal
Associate Director, Strategic Research Partnerships
RUSI International
Emily Ferris
Research Fellow, Russia and Eurasia
International Security Studies
Professor Tracey German
Associate Fellow
Professor Valur Ingimundarson
Associate Fellow
Professor Mary Kaldor
Senior Associate Fellow
Dr Randolph Kent
Senior Associate Fellow
Neil Melvin
Director, International Security Studies
International Security Studies
Veerle Nouwens
Senior Research Fellow
International Security Studies
Jim Townsend
Senior Associate Fellow
Dr Maryna Vorotnyuk
Associate Fellow
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