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UKTA Badge Analysis: Re-Balancing Security and Justice - The Reform of UK Counter-Terrorism Legislation 21 May 2012
UKTA Number 3. This paper argues that the key political question for the Coalition Government to address is how far intelligence agencies should keep secrets to themselves and at what point greater transparency should indeed be demanded. Law and Ethics Terrorism
Analysis Podcast thumb Analysis: Recovering Stolen Assets 8 May 2012 by Dr John Louth, Elizabeth Pearson
This week, the RUSI Analysis Podcast examines corruption, and how money lost to it can be reclaimed. The issue's the subject of a paper called Plundering the Treasure Chest, published recently by RUSI. It highlights the relevance of corruption to global security, and the success of Western interventions. Global Security Issues Law and Ethics International Institutions UK Europe
Ahmadinejad Natanz RUSI Journal: The 'Worm' as a Weapon of Mass Destruction: How to Respond Legally to Cyber-Warfare? 16 Apr 2012
What are the international legal provisions for responding to cyber-attack? Law and Ethics Cyber Technology
scalesofjusticethumb Analysis: Secrecy and Transparency: Striking the Balance 23 Oct 2011 by Margaret Gilmore
The long awaited Green Paper on Justice and Security suggests the British Government wants to close a legal loophole to ensure sensitive intelligence material from abroad can be kept secret. But is this wise in an age when advancing technologies makes secrecy more difficult and at a time when the public appears to want greater openness? Law and Ethics Domestic Security Terrorism Tackling Extremism Securing Britain
al-Awlaki thumb Analysis: VIDEO - Assessing the Legal Implications of Anwar al-Awlaki's Assassination 10 Oct 2011 by Dr Jonathan Eyal
Was the United States right to target one of its own citizens? What are are the implications for future drone attacks? Law and Ethics Terrorism Al-Qa'ida The War on Terror
Law of the Sea RUSI Newsbrief: The UK and the Law of the Sea 28 Jul 2011
The United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea plays a vital role in regulating maritime exploitation, but where does the UK stand? Maritime Forces Law and Ethics Americas UK Europe
Dublin after Easter Rising RUSI Journal: Atrocities in Britain’s Counter-Insurgencies 2 Jun 2011
Atrocities and excesses in counter-insurgency are by no means a modern phenomenon History Law and Ethics
UAV 2 Analysis: Unmanned Systems: Confusing Ethics 20 Apr 2011 by Elizabeth Quintana
Unmanned Aerial Vehicles have prompted widespread criticism, despite having proven their value in a variety of contexts. In many cases, their use may be the most logical - and safest - option. Technology Aerospace Law and Ethics Afghanistan Central and South Asia Pakistan Iraq Middle East and North Africa
Gaza civilians Analysis: Gaza: Old War, New Problems 7 Apr 2011 by Michael Stephens
If all parties involved in the Israeli-Palestinian are to avoid bruised reputations and bloodied hands, they need to change their approach. Embracing co-operative solutions to communal problems would be a start. Law and Ethics International Institutions Terrorism Middle East Peace Middle East and North Africa Egypt The Gulf Region
Libya Rebel Road Analysis: Rescuing the Rebels 29 Mar 2011 by Barak Seener
Western policymakers may weigh up a number of ways to help the rebels in Libya - what should not be in doubt, however, is their obligation to provide some much-needed assistance. Law and Ethics NATO International Institutions Global Security Issues Libya Middle East and North Africa The Gulf Region Iran Europe France UK Turkey United States Americas
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