引用次数
引用: 214
H-指数: 9
I10-指数 : 9
出版物: 58
Women and Whitehall: how did Whitehall change after 1979–and what does that mean for its future?
JoE Devanny
1
2015
Why the UK should not bomb Syria
Joe Devanny
2015
Could Theresa May's appointment prompt a rethink of how Whitehall does national security?
Joe Devanny
2016
What Is the Value of History in Policymaking
Charles Forsdick , Andrew Thompson , Catherine Haddon , Joe Devanny
Institute for Government
1
2015
The National Security Council
Joe Devanny , Josh Harris
Institute for Government
2014
National security planning should be an important part of any party’s preparations for government
Joe Devanny , Josh Harris
1
2014
Why We Need Greater Professionalisation of the Craft of Intelligence Analysis: Creating Britain’s Intelligence Analysis College
David Omand , Michael S. Goodman , Robert Dover , Joe Devanny
Taylor & Francis (Routledge) for Royal United Services Institute for Defence and Security Studies (RUSI)
2018
“Gulf Security is Our Security”: Global Britain and UK Gulf Strategy, 2010-20
Joe Devanny , Philip Berry
Defence Studies 21 ( 2) 141 -161
2021
What government cuts to the overseas aid budget means for Global Britain
Joe Devanny , Philip Berry
2021
‘Madman Theory’ or ‘Persistent Engagement’? The Coherence of US Cyber Strategy under Trump
Joe Devanny
Journal of Applied Security Research 1 -24
9
2021
Geopolitics and the quest for dominance
Joe Devanny
Defence Studies 16 ( 4) 451 -453
2016
NATO and collective defence in the twenty-first century: an assessment of the Warsaw summit
Joe Devanny
Defence Studies 17 ( 2) 214 -217
2017
The Regional Roots of Russia’s Political Regime
Joe Devanny
Europe-Asia Studies 70 ( 2) 304 -306
2018
Why the British Government Must Invest in the Next Generation of Intelligence Analysts
Joe Devanny , Robert Dover , Michael S Goodman , David Omand
RUSI Journal 163 ( 6) 78 -89
6
2018
On the strategic consequences of digital espionage
Joe Devanny , Ciaran Martin , Tim Stevens
Journal of Cyber Policy 6 ( 3) 429 -450
9
2021
The National Cyber Force that Britain Needs?
Joe Devanny , Andrew Dwyer , Amy Ertan , Tim Stevens
kcl.ac.uk/policy-institute/assets/the-national-cyber-force-that-britain-needs.pdf
14
2021
From Cyber Security to Cyber Power: Appraising the Emergence of ‘Responsible, Democratic Cyber Power’in UK Strategy
Joe Devanny , Andrew C Dwyer
2023 15th International Conference on Cyber Conflict: Meeting Reality (CyCon) 381 -397
2023
What is the value of history in policymaking
Catherine Haddon , Joe Devanny , Charles Forsdick , Andrew Thompson
Institute for Government, Arts and Humanities Research Council 22 8 -15
23
2015