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May 5, 2026

China's Science and Technology Strategy in Perspective: Historical Evolution, Political Drivers, and Global Implications

In this report, the authors analyze how China conceptualizes science and technology as part of the country's broader national strategy by drawing on a variety of government documents, literature, and international reports.
Commentary

Dec 12, 2025

The UK's New Veterans Strategy Wants to Reshape Veterans' Roles in Society—Can It Succeed?

The United Kingdom's new Veterans Strategy aims to redefine how society sees those who served—shifting veterans from a vulnerable group to valued contributors to national security, resilience, and prosperity. Success will depend on changing perceptions, bridging policy gaps, and sustaining real commitment.
Research

Dec 8, 2025

Nederland voorbereid: Lessen uit oorlogseconomieën voor een weerbare samenleving: [Netherlands prepared: Lessons from war economies for a resilient society]

RAND Europe's research maps out the consequences of a potential 'war economy' for the Ministry of Defence and society in general. This research focuses on the definition, stages, implications, challenges and international lessons.
Project

Dec 8, 2025

Understanding the Transition from Military to Civilian Life

The Forces in Mind Trust (FiMT) commissioned a study by QinetiQ and RAND Europe to understand and improve the complex transition process from military to civilian life for UK Armed Forces personnel and their families.
Research

Dec 4, 2025

Looking ahead: Enablers of innovation and scale for the future of Ukraine's defence-industrial base

Ukraine's defence industry is driven by skilled, combat-tested talent with strong state alignment. UAS tech leads globally, but high defence spend is unsustainable; future success hinges on exports powered by innovative capacity and skills.
Research

Oct 14, 2025

Our Community, Our Covenant and beyond: Examining local realities and progress achieved in Armed Forces Covenant delivery

This study examines local delivery of the Armed Forces Covenant, including progress achieved to date as well as different local and regional delivery models, structures, and partnerships.
Research

Oct 14, 2025

Local approaches to delivery of the Armed Forces Covenant and wider support for the Armed Forces Community: Findings from the Our Community, Our Covenant and beyond case studies

This case study research examines the implementation of the Armed Forces Covenant in five local authority areas across England, Scotland, and Wales, including the different delivery models used as well as identified cases of good practice.
Research Summary

Oct 14, 2025

Enabling progress in Armed Forces Covenant delivery at the local, regional and national level

This research brief presents the findings from the ‘Our Community, Our Covenant and beyond’ study, which examines the progress achieved and local realities of Armed Forces Covenant delivery across England, Scotland, and Wales.
Research Summary

Oct 14, 2025

Local approaches to Armed Forces Covenant delivery and wider support for the Armed Forces Community

This research brief examines local approaches to Armed Forces Covenant delivery areas across England, Scotland, and Wales. It draws on case study research conducted as part of the ‘Our Community, Our Covenant and beyond’ study.
Research

Oct 9, 2025

Suppose They Held a War and Nobody Came: Systemic Approaches to Shared Military Personnel Challenges

Allies and partners of the United States are experiencing military personnel shortages caused by demographic decline, social factors, and economic conditions. In response, RAND researchers discuss eight options for systemic reform.
Project

Aug 19, 2025

Our Community, Our Covenant and beyond

Forces in Mind Trust commissioned RAND Europe to research the local realities and progress made in the delivery of the Armed Forces Covenant.
Research

Jun 5, 2025

Sustaining U.S. Army Operations in the Indo-Pacific: Potential Roles of Allies and Partners

Research shows that logistics and sustainment shortfalls could hamper U.S. Army operational success in the Indo-Pacific. In this report, the authors assess how allies and partners could support key military logistics and sustainment activities.

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China's Science and Technology Strategy in Perspective: Historical Evolution, Political Drivers, and Global Implications

The UK's New Veterans Strategy Wants to Reshape Veterans' Roles in Society—Can It Succeed?

Nederland voorbereid: Lessen uit oorlogseconomieën voor een weerbare samenleving: [Netherlands prepared: Lessons from war economies for a resilient society]

Understanding the Transition from Military to Civilian Life

Looking ahead: Enablers of innovation and scale for the future of Ukraine's defence-industrial base

Our Community, Our Covenant and beyond: Examining local realities and progress achieved in Armed Forces Covenant delivery

Local approaches to delivery of the Armed Forces Covenant and wider support for the Armed Forces Community: Findings from the Our Community, Our Covenant and beyond case studies

Enabling progress in Armed Forces Covenant delivery at the local, regional and national level

Local approaches to Armed Forces Covenant delivery and wider support for the Armed Forces Community

Suppose They Held a War and Nobody Came: Systemic Approaches to Shared Military Personnel Challenges

Our Community, Our Covenant and beyond

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The Future of U.S. Global Health Work in Asia

Addressing Stressors for National Guard Personnel

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China's Science and Technology Strategy in Perspective: Historical Evolution, Political Drivers, and Global Implications

The UK's New Veterans Strategy Wants to Reshape Veterans' Roles in Society—Can It Succeed?

Nederland voorbereid: Lessen uit oorlogseconomieën voor een weerbare samenleving: [Netherlands prepared: Lessons from war economies for a resilient society]

Understanding the Transition from Military to Civilian Life

Looking ahead: Enablers of innovation and scale for the future of Ukraine's defence-industrial base

Our Community, Our Covenant and beyond: Examining local realities and progress achieved in Armed Forces Covenant delivery

Local approaches to delivery of the Armed Forces Covenant and wider support for the Armed Forces Community: Findings from the Our Community, Our Covenant and beyond case studies

Enabling progress in Armed Forces Covenant delivery at the local, regional and national level

Local approaches to Armed Forces Covenant delivery and wider support for the Armed Forces Community

Suppose They Held a War and Nobody Came: Systemic Approaches to Shared Military Personnel Challenges

Our Community, Our Covenant and beyond

Sustaining U.S. Army Operations in the Indo-Pacific: Potential Roles of Allies and Partners

Oops! An unexpected error has occurred.