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The reference to von Clausewitz seems somewhat gratuitous, given that there is no other mention of him, nor is there any mention of RUSI - even in an "influence on" way - on his own page.
Nick Cooper (
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13:17, 1 February 2013 (UTC)reply
Partisan lobby group
The article gives the wrong impression which is very much in line with the way RUSI sees itself: to quote from its website, "The Royal United Services Institute is an independent, non-partisan Institute; a think tank dealing with all aspects of global defence and security." It is actually a partisan lobby group promoting NATO views and analysis. I suggest there should at least be a section written from a critical point of view.
92.23.35.206 (
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21:15, 13 February 2019 (UTC)reply
I came here to find out about RUSI because I saw one of its employees pontificating about the Russia-Ukraine conflict on YouTube and he seemed very partisan and anti-Russian. I suspected it was a NATO mouthpiece but when I read the article I felt like I learned nothing as it seemed like a promotional blog. Now I have read what you wrote and my instinct has been verified. Someone with better knowledge than I needs to fix the article.
SanVitores (
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18:34, 18 November 2023 (UTC)reply
Honesty and balance in funding section
I removed a bunch of content saying how it was core-funded by people and how it is a charity etc. Considering [
this and
this, it is obvious that they get plenty of money from governments around the world as well as huge corporations. Presenting this organization as neutral and a charity and 4-star anything is utterly dishonest.
Anna Frodesiak (
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09:04, 21 February 2019 (UTC)reply
We would like to update the line "RUSI currently also has fifty Associate Fellows and twelve Fellows FRUSI." to read "RUSI currently has 225 Fellows" :
This is as the organisation has increased the number of our Associate, Senior Associate and Distinguished Fellows and can be founded listed on our website
Not done: I deleted this as unreferenced. Also recommending these facts are sourced appropriately, as well as accompanied by a date, otherwise they are not verifiable. The source you provided is the directory itself, which would mean that if the membership numbers fluctuate, it would instantly lose its accuracy, not to mention that as an encyclopedia we would have to be constantly manually adding individual members to be able to support such a statement.
PK650 (
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00:32, 26 July 2022 (UTC)reply