Could Theresa May's appointment prompt a rethink of how Whitehall does national security?

Joseph Devanny

Could Theresa May's appointment prompt a rethink of how Whitehall does national security?

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Abstract

Theresa May arrives at Number 10 with years of experience on the government's key decision-making body on security. Dr Joe Devanny of the International Centre for Security Analysis takes a look at what the new government will mean for the way departments support prime ministers on national security issues

Original language	English
Specialist publication	Civil Service World
Publisher	Civil Service World
Publication status	Published - 19 Jul 2016

Keywords

National Security, Politics, Government

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