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UK General Election: Defence Perspectives
FREE ACCESS: Leaders of the main British political parties give their views on defence and security going into the general electionGordon Brown, David Cameron, Nick Clegg
The Essential Choice: Options for Future British Defence
The forthcoming Strategic Defence Review may pave the way for a more co-operative and economical approach to defence policyTrevor Taylor
Decisions to Trust: Maintaining the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Regime
The success of the nuclear non-proliferation regime relies more upon developing trust between nations than cost-benefit calculationsJan Ruzicka and Nicholas J Wheeler
Numbers and Words: Prospects for Nuclear Arms Control
While there have been crucial advances on the arms control agenda, crucial questions remain for the major nuclear powersMalcolm Chalmers
The Future of the United Kingdom's Nuclear Deterrent
Does successful British defence need to maintain a continuous deterrent? A US perspective argues yesFranklin C Miller
A Progressive Nuclear Policy: Rethinking Continuous-at-Sea Deterrence
A shifting international environment has rendered continuous British nuclear deterrent obsolete. Instead, the UK now has the opportunity to lead the way in diminishing its nuclear force (Free Download)Nick Ritchie and Paul Ingram
Securing our Future: Resilience in the Twenty-First Century
The new security environment goes beyond terrorism, requiring a modern conception and application of resilience. Jennifer Cole explores the UK's preparedness for civil emergenciesJennifer Cole
Responding in a Modern World: An Investigation into UK Policing Structures
Reform of current UK policing structure is well overdue. Forces should be merged to increase national co-ordination and the Association of Chief Police Officers needs to be independently reviewedMargaret Gilmore
Fighting to the Death: Mumbai and the Future Fidayeen Threat
The Mumbai attacks illustrated the deadly efficiency of suicide terrorist gunmen. What lessons can be learnt to counter this threat?Adam Dolnik
Nepal's Elusive Peace
There is a tentative agreement between Maoist rebels and the Nepalese government. But there are harder challenges aheadOliver Housden
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