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Matt Ince
Position: Project Manager, International Studies
Matt is responsible for managing the planning, organisation and production of a number of RUSI conferences and events. He holds a BA (Hons) in International Relations and an MA in Geopolitics and Grand Strategy from the University of Sussex.
Prior to working at RUSI, Matt worked for a British Member of Parliament. Matt's research interests include counterterrorism, counterinsurgency and UK foreign, defence and security policy. Matt also has a regional interest in Latin America and the Caribbean.
RUSI articles and analysis by this author
The FARC: Defeated Force or Resurgent Enemy?
27 Mar 2012The Colombian government seems to have scored some recent successes in its long-running battle against the FARC. But will the gains be short lived?
Beyond Rhetoric: Could the Heightened Falklands Debate Threaten British Strategic Interests In Latin America?
31 Jan 2012Relations between Latin America and the UK are at a level unseen for almost two centuries, but attempts by Argentina to diplomatically isolate the UK from the region over the Falkland Islands could seriously impact British strategic interests across the continent.
Brazil's Critical Infrastructure Gap: Securing the Road Ahead
27 Jan 2012Brazil's march towards great power status will demand tough choices between satisfying infrastructural development and environmental pressures
UK Border Security: Growing Concerns over the Relaxation of Controls
23 Nov 2011The current controversy over the supposed relaxation of security checks at UK borders highlights the complex nature of border security. The issue goes far beyond personality clashes and Ministerial accountability. It may prove to provide the impetus for root-and-branch border security reform.
Venezuela's Political Uncertainty: The Bolivarian Revolution at Breaking Point?
23 Nov 2011The secrecy surrounding the health of Venezuelan President Hugo Chávez has shattered perceptions about his invincibility, given hope to his political opposition and cast doubts over the durability of Venezuela’s Bolivarian project.
Argentina's Presidential Race: Reopening the Falklands Debate
28 Sep 2011As the Argentine presidential elections draw closer, Argentina's current president, Cristina Fernández, turns up the rhetoric in the Falklands dispute
Looking East? The Rise of China in Latin America
28 Jul 2011China consolidates its presence in Latin America, but what will the US think?
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