Elisabeth Braw directs RUSI's Modern Deterrence project, which focuses on how governments, business and civil society can work... read more
Artis Pabriks
Can all crises and conflicts be predicted and fully averted? Unfortunately, no. Can we be better prepared for crises and conflicts that may arise? Indeed, we can.
Tags: Civil–Military Relations, Modern Deterrence, Domestic Security, Resilience
Hélène Galy and James Vickers
Insurance protection gaps are fast becoming a high-priority issue for national and international security, not just one that captures headlines in the aftermath of natural catastrophes.
Tags: Coronavirus, RUSI Newsbrief, Modern Deterrence, Domestic Security, Resilience
Elisabeth Braw
Reflections and analysis on the 2020 'Revamping Crisis Resilience and Security in the Post-Pandemic World' conference.
Tags: Other Publications, Military Sciences, Modern Deterrence, Resilience
Artis Pabriks
Can all crises and conflicts be predicted and fully averted? Unfortunately, no. Can we be better prepared for crises and conflicts that may arise? Indeed, we can.
Tags: Civil–Military Relations, Modern Deterrence, Domestic Security, Resilience
Ruth Smeeth
The legal framework empowering the British government in fighting the current pandemic needs to be made more predictable and robust.
Tags: Coronavirus, Modern Deterrence, UK, Domestic Security, Law and Ethics
Elisabeth Braw
The coronavirus pandemic has highlighted the value of national service models in building societal resilience. The future Integrated Review might want to consider these.
Tags: Civil–Military Relations, Military Sciences, Defence Management, Modern Deterrence, Defence Policy, UK, Military Personnel, Resilience, UK Defence
Hélène Galy and James Vickers
Insurance protection gaps are fast becoming a high-priority issue for national and international security, not just one that captures headlines in the aftermath of natural catastrophes.
Tags: Coronavirus, RUSI Newsbrief, Modern Deterrence, Domestic Security, Resilience
Gary Brown
Perhaps the greatest current cyberspace threat is cyber-enabled information operations, which strike at the narratives that underlie social cohesion. The long-term solution is education in critical thinking, but some legal changes could help blunt the effects in the short term.
Tags: Cyber, RUSI Newsbrief, Modern Deterrence, Information, Technology
Elisabeth Braw
How NATO member states can develop societal resilience to combat modern threats.
Tags: NATO, RUSI Newsbrief, Modern Deterrence, Resilience
Emerging Power: Involving Youth in National Security
Tags: Modern Deterrence
To launch the Building Stronger Societies webinar series, Professor V. Sumantran, Chairman of Celeris Technologies and Elisabeth Braw, Senior Research Fellow in Modern Deterrence, RUSI, will discuss...
Tags: Modern Deterrence
In this Corona Lesson, two of Finland’s top officials in the fight against coronavirus will discuss the country’s approach.
Tags: Modern Deterrence
The UK’s Integrated Review Has Restarted: Are Key Questions and Assumptions Still Valid?
Open Skies Clouded by Sham and Ambiguity
Western Way of War: Professor Frank Hoffman