The need to reflect on the role of Britain within a more globalised, yet increasingly unstable world has never been greater. These documents from the Royal United Services Institute offer the only extensively cross-referenced, readily available source of information on the British Foreign and Security policy position. For more information click here . Programme Lunchtime Lecturesare held every one to two weeks at 1300 and are open to all members of the Institute. Distinguished speakers from the Armed Services, public life and the academic community address issues of current interest, after which there is a period of discussion.
Lectures frequently provide an opportunity for statements of public policy.
The RUSI Conference programme features one and two-day events that enable European security issues to be explored in depth by distinguished speakers and panellists drawn from military, industry, government and academia. These events feature a fee, but RUSI corporate and individual members normally receive a substantial discount. An essential element of the Institute's research work is the 'closed' forum conducted in conjunction with several of the study programmes. Each meeting begins with brief opening remarks from an official or individual thoroughly versed in the topic being considered. Discussions then follow, in order to better understand the issues involved and to explore future prospects.