Resources

Different strategy, same mistakes? The UK persistent engagement strategy

'Persistent Engagement', Persistent Risk: The impact of UK security assistance on rights and peace

The UK Integrated Review: The gap between the Review and reality on conflict prevention

The UK Government has finally launched its Integrated Review of Security, Defence, Development and Foreign Policy which will determine the UK’s strategy across these three areas for the next decade. While headlines and commentators pour over its contents and implications, Lewis Brooks and Abigail Watson look at what it says and what it means for UK support to conflict prevention.

Questions for the Integrated Review #3: How Should the UK Measure Success?

A Call for Dialogue: The Dangers of Polarisation in the Special Forces Debate

Questions for the Integrated Review #2: How to Engage: Deep and Narrow or Wide and Shallow?

Questions for the Integrated Review #1: How Do We Define Security?

Planning for the World After COVID-19: Assessing the Domestic and International Drivers of Conflict

This article will examine how COVID-19 contributes to domestic and international drivers of instability. It will argue that the best way to address these challenges is through improved dialogue at the international and local level.

ORG Explains #13: UK Defence Reviews