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Chatham House: Independent thinking on international affairs
International Security research at Chatham House has a long established reputation for high quality and policy relevant insight and analysis on a wide range of critical defence and security issues.
Research Themes:
Cultural Dialogue in International Security
This project aims to create a neutral ground for policy-makers and opinion leaders from different cultural backgrounds to discuss approaches to current strategic challenges.
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Cyber Security
Research seeks to analyse key international security challenges in cyberspace, identify policy responses and establish a knowledge base for public and private sector decision-makers and wider society. More.
Defence Policy, Military Operations and Conflict
Research covers UK defence policy and military doctrine. This includes forums that explore the US-European security relationship. Research also studies civil-military relations, including communications strategies, humanitarian intervention, and ethics. More.
Post-conflict Reconstruction and Human Security
Research covers post-conflict reconstruction and security sector reform; including Disarmament, Demobilization and Reintegration (DDR), weapons decommissioning and corporate management practices in post-conflict situations. More.
Terrorism and Resilience
Research focuses on terrorism and counter-terrorism and resource security, employing the methodologies of assessment and management of political and strategic risk, including civil contingencies and national resilience. More.