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RUSI books are well-regarded for their rigour and policy relevance. Recent volumes include the first comprehensive examination of the UK's 2010 defence review.
Between Peace and War: British Defence and the Royal United Services Institute, 1831-2010
A new history of RUSI examines its unique place in the history of British defence, and the conflicts fought both overseas and in the halls of government1 Jun 2011
Victory Among People: Lessons from Countering Insurgency and Stabilising Fragile States
A substantial volume provides a new set of perspectives on contemporary insurgencies and the challenges of stabilisation7 Jan 2011
A Question of Security: The British Defence Review in an Age of Austerity
A RUSI edited volume dissects the most important defence and security review in a generation19 Oct 2010
After the War on Terror: Regional and Multilateral Perspectives on Counter-Terrorism Strategy
How will the global struggle against terrorism evolve in the next decade? This study brings together experts from across the world of counter-terrorism to provide answers.10 Dec 2009
Changing the Dinosaur's Spots: The Battle to Reform UK Defence Acquisition
Why is British defence procurement so wasteful? At a time when this question is more pertinent than ever, Bill Kincaid examines the questions and provides a way forward17 Nov 2008
Changing the Dinosaur's Spots: The Battle to Reform UK Defence Acquisition (world price)
Why is British defence procurement so wasteful? At a time when this question is more pertinent than ever, Bill Kincaid examines the questions and provides a way forward26 Nov 2008
War Without Consequences
To mark the fifth anniversary of the start of the Iraq War, RUSI is publishing a major retrospective on the conflict, which features new contributions from Sir Jeremy Greenstock, former UK Ambassador to the UN and Special Envoy to Iraq, and Air Chief Marshal Sir Brian Burridge, commander of the 43,000-strong UK Joint Force during deployment, the combat phase and the early weeks of the war’s aftermath.
The book also features new analyses by Professor Michael Clarke, Tom Donnelly and Stephen Fidler, plus a compendium of articles on the war that RUSI has published over the past half decade.
29 Feb 2008
War Without Consequences (international orders)
To mark the fifth anniversary of the start of the Iraq War, RUSI is publishing a major retrospective on the conflict, which features new contributions from Sir Jeremy Greenstock, former UK Ambassador to the UN and Special Envoy to Iraq, and Air Chief Marshal Sir Brian Burridge, commander of the 43,000-strong UK Joint Force during deployment, the combat phase and the early weeks of the war’s aftermath. 3 Mar 2008
Managing the Cold War
By Michael AlexanderThe central issues of Michael Alexander’s career were the central issues of his time: the confrontation with the Soviet Union, and the instruments of defence and diplomacy by which this could best be managed. These issues are the subject of the book he left behind him.
4 May 2006
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