A Roadmap to Progress- The State of the Global P/CVE Agenda

In The News, 24 September 2018
National Security Studies

This report builds on the Prevention Project’s December 2016 report, “Communities First: A Blueprint for Organizing and Sustaining a Global Movement against Violent Extremism,” and is informed by a series of consultations with scores of governmental and non-governmental P/CVE stakeholders over the past 18 months. It takes stock of the progress and challenges in advancing the “whole of society” P/CVE agenda, which picked up considerable political momentum in 2015, and concludes with a series of practical, policy-relevant recommendations for enhancing its impact.

The Prevention Project

In The News

Emily Winterbotham
Senior Research Fellow

Emily is a Senior Research Fellow in the National Security and Resilience programme at RUSI focusing on extremism... read more

Michael Jones
Research Fellow

Michael is a Research Fellow in the National Security and Resilience Team focusing on conflict, terrorism and countering violent... read more

All
Commentary
Publications
Events

A smartphone, displaying apps including WhatsApp. Courtesy of Pxhere

WhatsApp Hack Calls into Question Government Use of Commercial Spyware

Commentary, 17 June 2019

Sneha Dawda and Alexander Babuta

As government use of commercial spyware becomes increasingly commonplace, stronger checks and balances will be needed to ensure software providers are acting in the public interest.

Tags: Cyber, National Security Studies, Cyber Security, Israel, Information, Intelligence, Technology

RUSI partners with the Centre for Data Ethics and Innovation

News, 6 June 2019

RUSI is delighted to announce our new partnership with the Centre for Data Ethics and Innovation, a recently-launched Government advisory body, established to investigate and advise on how Government can maximise the benefits of data-enabled technologies and artificial intelligence (AI).

Tags: Policing and Security, National Security Studies

The rural Welsh community of Blaengwynfi, viewed from the A4107, 2012. Courtesy of John Lord/Wikimedia Geograph project

‘County Lines’: The Modern Cyber Slaves of Britain’s Drug-Trafficking Networks

Commentary, 5 June 2019

Evangelina Moisi

Vulnerable children are being used to peddle drugs in the UK’s rural communities. Efforts to stamp out this form of modern slavery are recording only feeble successes.

Tags: Cyber, National Security Studies, Domestic Security, Organised Crime, Law and Ethics, National Security, Organised Crime, Technology

Pages

1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
…
next ›
last »

Shooting the Messenger: Do Not Blame the Internet for Terrorism

RUSI Newsbrief, 15 February 2019

Andrew Glazzard

The internet clearly matters to terrorists, but online content by itself rarely causes people to carry out terrorist attacks. Responses should therefore not be limited to the mass removal of terrorist content from online platforms.

Tags: The Global Research Network on Terrorism and Technology, UK Counter-terrorism, RUSI Newsbrief, Tackling Extremism, National Security Studies, Information, Technology, Terrorism

Small Parcels, Big Risks: The Forgotten Security Dimensions of the EU’s Digital Single Market Strategy

RUSI Newsbrief, 13 December 2018

Alexandria Reid

E-commerce and cross-border delivery services within the EU are about to become more competitive, as new regulations introduced by the European Commission will permit a consumer in France to purchase a Gucci handbag from the company’s Romanian website with greater ease. While consumers are likely to rejoice at renewed efforts to harmonise prices across the single market, organised crime groups...

Tags: RUSI Newsbrief, National Security Studies, European Union, Organised Crime, Europe

The End of the Mexican War on Drugs?

RUSI Newsbrief, 30 November 2018

Eduardo Guerrero

For the first time in a decade, Mexico can expect key changes to its security policy. While the ongoing war on drugs has proven to be an epic failure, the outcomes of the new strategy are uncertain.

Tags: Civil–Military Relations, RUSI Newsbrief, Central and South America, National Security Studies, International Security Studies, Counterinsurgency, Organised Crime

Areas of Expertise

Ongoing Projects

Experts

Project Archives

Dr Aniseh Bassiri Tabrizi on the Iran Nuclear Deal

Hong Kong: So What? Now What? In the Future What?

WhatsApp Hack Calls into Question Government Use of Commercial Spyware

PERIODICALS

REPORTS & PUBLICATIONS

OTHER

About

RUSI People

Library

Membership

You are here