All of our research areas are listed on our expertise pages. The future of British defence, current conflicts, countering violent extremism, financial crime and nuclear arms control, are currently major topics of research at the Institute.
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Expertise
Areas of Expertise
Ongoing Projects
- Air Power and Technology
- Counter-Proliferation Finance
- Financial Crime 2.0
- Incentivising Cybersecurity through Cyber Insurance
- Modern Deterrence
- Policing and Security
- Profession of Arms
- Project Sandstone
- RUSI-ACAMS Cryptocurrency Risk & Compliance Survey
- The Global Research Network on Terrorism and Technology
- The Prevention Project
- UK Economic Crime Plan
- UK-Russia Security Dialogue
- UK Project on Nuclear Issues
- Future UK Cyber Security Strategy Project
- UK Defence Policy
- Terrorism
- STRIVE
- Sanctions
- Asia
- Risk and Resilience
- Radicalisation and Countering Violent Extremism
- Organised Crime
- New Silk Road
- Martial Power Programme
- Lone-Actor Terrorism
- Land Operations
- Illicit Trade
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Themes
- Aerospace
- Civil–Military Relations
- Coronavirus
- AML/CTF
- Brexit
- Art, Culture and Literature
- Counterinsurgency
- Defence Management
- Defence Policy
- Domestic Security
- Global Security Issues
- Proliferation and Nuclear Policy
- History
- Information
- Intelligence
- International Institutions
- Land Forces
- Law and Ethics
- Maritime Forces
- Military Personnel
- National Security
- Organised Crime
- Peacekeeping and Peacebuilding
- Resilience
- Technology
- Terrorism
- UK Defence
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Events
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The US Army and Great Power Competition: A Speech by the US Secretary of the Army
13 July 2020
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Progressive Terrorism Studies Webinar Series – The Persistent Online Presence: The Shift in Platform Exploitation Over Time
14 July 2020
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Paper Launch - By Parity and Presence: Deterring Russia with Conventional Land Forces
14 July 2020
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The US Army and Great Power Competition: A Speech by the US Secretary of the Army
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Commentary
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Publications
PERIODICALS
REPORTS & PUBLICATIONS
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Inside RUSI
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RUSI People
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Research
Projects
- Air Power and Technology
- Counter-Proliferation Finance
- Financial Crime 2.0
- Incentivising Cybersecurity through Cyber Insurance
- Modern Deterrence
- Policing and Security
- Profession of Arms
- Project Sandstone
- RUSI-ACAMS Cryptocurrency Risk & Compliance Survey
- The Global Research Network on Terrorism and Technology
- The Prevention Project
- UK Economic Crime Plan
- UK-Russia Security Dialogue
- UK Project on Nuclear Issues
- Future UK Cyber Security Strategy Project
- UK Defence Policy
- Terrorism
- STRIVE
- Sanctions
- Asia
- Risk and Resilience
- Radicalisation and Countering Violent Extremism
- Organised Crime
- New Silk Road
- Martial Power Programme
- Lone-Actor Terrorism
- Land Operations
- Illicit Trade
Experts
- Aerospace
- Civil–Military Relations
- Coronavirus
- AML/CTF
- Brexit
- Art, Culture and Literature
- Counterinsurgency
- Defence Management
- Defence Policy
- Domestic Security
- Global Security Issues
- Proliferation and Nuclear Policy
- History
- Information
- Intelligence
- International Institutions
- Land Forces
- Law and Ethics
- Maritime Forces
- Military Personnel
- National Security
- Organised Crime
- Peacekeeping and Peacebuilding
- Resilience
- Technology
- Terrorism
- UK Defence
The UK Ministry of Defence’s Adoption of the Government-Wide System for Project Approvals
Western Way of War: Air Marshal Philip Osborn
India Must Secure the Indian Ocean to Deter China’s Assertion Along the Border