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Security and Counter-Terrorism
The Security and Counter-Terrorism area of research examines the nature of the domestic terrorist threat to Britain.
Cultures, communities and individuals are as central as governments and terrorist groups to understanding why terror attacks take place.
We explore all aspects of this context, emphasising prevention and de-radicalisation in its research agenda.
RUSI Security and Counter-Terrorism experts have worked closely with government in the development of the CONTEST counter-terrorism strategy, and the Channel Project on countering violent extremism in communities across the UK.
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In the fight against nuclear, biological and chemical proliferation, the G8 Global Partnership is a valuable toolMore information about this Paper
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