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Michael.Niemiec at 09:32, 18 August 2025

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	= RSI Research =		= RSI Research =
	== New RSI Field Guide ~~2024~~ ==		== New RSI Field Guide 2025 ==
	* RSI ~~2024~~ Field Guide August 24 (RSI)		* RSI 2025 Field Guide August 24 (RSI)

	== New Research 2025 ==		== New Research 2025 ==

Michael.Niemiec at 09:31, 18 August 2025

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	'''RSI sponsored research''' is aimed at filling DoD knowledge gaps concerning the Russia Problem Set. The [["Main Page" RSI-Russia Strategic Initiative]] (RSI) staff at HQ USEUCOM sponsors classified and unclassified research by academic institutions and Federally Funded Research and Development Centers (FFRDCs) in support of RSI's effort to build a common understanding of Russian strategic decision-making, way of war, and critical vulnerabilities across the DoD. RSI's research program is intended to complement the Intelligence Community's National Intelligence Priority Framework (NIPF) and drive DoD-wide research and analysis on the Russian Problem Set in accordance with the National Defense Strategy (NDS) and Global Campaign Plan Russia (GCP-R).		'''RSI sponsored research''' is aimed at filling DoD knowledge gaps concerning the Russia Problem Set. The [[Main Page \| RSI-Russia Strategic Initiative]] (RSI) staff at HQ USEUCOM sponsors classified and unclassified research by academic institutions and Federally Funded Research and Development Centers (FFRDCs) in support of RSI's effort to build a common understanding of Russian strategic decision-making, way of war, and critical vulnerabilities across the DoD. RSI's research program is intended to complement the Intelligence Community's National Intelligence Priority Framework (NIPF) and drive DoD-wide research and analysis on the Russian Problem Set in accordance with the National Defense Strategy (NDS) and Global Campaign Plan Russia (GCP-R).

	'''RSI's''' research identifies priority knowledge areas (related to DoD knowledge gaps), which are further organized into subordinate research topics/questions. Each knowledge area, including subordinate research topics and questions, are reviewed, prioritized, and approved for funding by the RSI Director semi-annually at the RSI Directors Committee (RDC). The RSI Director may authorize ad hoc adjustments to the research topics and prioritization to reflect changes in world events and policy priorities.		'''RSI's''' research identifies priority knowledge areas (related to DoD knowledge gaps), which are further organized into subordinate research topics/questions. Each knowledge area, including subordinate research topics and questions, are reviewed, prioritized, and approved for funding by the RSI Director semi-annually at the RSI Directors Committee (RDC). The RSI Director may authorize ad hoc adjustments to the research topics and prioritization to reflect changes in world events and policy priorities.

Michael.Niemiec at 09:30, 18 August 2025

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	'''RSI sponsored research''' is aimed at filling DoD knowledge gaps concerning the Russia Problem Set. The [[Main Page RSI-Russia Strategic Initiative]] (RSI) staff at HQ USEUCOM sponsors classified and unclassified research by academic institutions and Federally Funded Research and Development Centers (FFRDCs) in support of RSI's effort to build a common understanding of Russian strategic decision-making, way of war, and critical vulnerabilities across the DoD. RSI's research program is intended to complement the Intelligence Community's National Intelligence Priority Framework (NIPF) and drive DoD-wide research and analysis on the Russian Problem Set in accordance with the National Defense Strategy (NDS) and Global Campaign Plan Russia (GCP-R).		'''RSI sponsored research''' is aimed at filling DoD knowledge gaps concerning the Russia Problem Set. The [["Main Page" RSI-Russia Strategic Initiative]] (RSI) staff at HQ USEUCOM sponsors classified and unclassified research by academic institutions and Federally Funded Research and Development Centers (FFRDCs) in support of RSI's effort to build a common understanding of Russian strategic decision-making, way of war, and critical vulnerabilities across the DoD. RSI's research program is intended to complement the Intelligence Community's National Intelligence Priority Framework (NIPF) and drive DoD-wide research and analysis on the Russian Problem Set in accordance with the National Defense Strategy (NDS) and Global Campaign Plan Russia (GCP-R).

	'''RSI's''' research identifies priority knowledge areas (related to DoD knowledge gaps), which are further organized into subordinate research topics/questions. Each knowledge area, including subordinate research topics and questions, are reviewed, prioritized, and approved for funding by the RSI Director semi-annually at the RSI Directors Committee (RDC). The RSI Director may authorize ad hoc adjustments to the research topics and prioritization to reflect changes in world events and policy priorities.		'''RSI's''' research identifies priority knowledge areas (related to DoD knowledge gaps), which are further organized into subordinate research topics/questions. Each knowledge area, including subordinate research topics and questions, are reviewed, prioritized, and approved for funding by the RSI Director semi-annually at the RSI Directors Committee (RDC). The RSI Director may authorize ad hoc adjustments to the research topics and prioritization to reflect changes in world events and policy priorities.

Michael.Niemiec at 09:30, 18 August 2025

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	'''RSI sponsored research''' is aimed at filling DoD knowledge gaps concerning the Russia Problem Set. The [[Main Page] RSI-Russia Strategic Initiative]] (RSI) staff at HQ USEUCOM sponsors classified and unclassified research by academic institutions and Federally Funded Research and Development Centers (FFRDCs) in support of RSI's effort to build a common understanding of Russian strategic decision-making, way of war, and critical vulnerabilities across the DoD. RSI's research program is intended to complement the Intelligence Community's National Intelligence Priority Framework (NIPF) and drive DoD-wide research and analysis on the Russian Problem Set in accordance with the National Defense Strategy (NDS) and Global Campaign Plan Russia (GCP-R).		'''RSI sponsored research''' is aimed at filling DoD knowledge gaps concerning the Russia Problem Set. The [[Main Page RSI-Russia Strategic Initiative]] (RSI) staff at HQ USEUCOM sponsors classified and unclassified research by academic institutions and Federally Funded Research and Development Centers (FFRDCs) in support of RSI's effort to build a common understanding of Russian strategic decision-making, way of war, and critical vulnerabilities across the DoD. RSI's research program is intended to complement the Intelligence Community's National Intelligence Priority Framework (NIPF) and drive DoD-wide research and analysis on the Russian Problem Set in accordance with the National Defense Strategy (NDS) and Global Campaign Plan Russia (GCP-R).

	'''RSI's''' research identifies priority knowledge areas (related to DoD knowledge gaps), which are further organized into subordinate research topics/questions. Each knowledge area, including subordinate research topics and questions, are reviewed, prioritized, and approved for funding by the RSI Director semi-annually at the RSI Directors Committee (RDC). The RSI Director may authorize ad hoc adjustments to the research topics and prioritization to reflect changes in world events and policy priorities.		'''RSI's''' research identifies priority knowledge areas (related to DoD knowledge gaps), which are further organized into subordinate research topics/questions. Each knowledge area, including subordinate research topics and questions, are reviewed, prioritized, and approved for funding by the RSI Director semi-annually at the RSI Directors Committee (RDC). The RSI Director may authorize ad hoc adjustments to the research topics and prioritization to reflect changes in world events and policy priorities.

Michael.Niemiec at 09:30, 18 August 2025

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	'''RSI sponsored research''' is aimed at filling DoD knowledge gaps concerning the Russia Problem Set. The [[RSI-Russia Strategic Initiative]] (RSI) staff at HQ [[USEUCOM]] sponsors classified and unclassified research by academic institutions and Federally Funded Research and Development Centers (FFRDCs) in support of RSI's effort to build a common understanding of Russian strategic decision-making, way of war, and critical vulnerabilities across the DoD. RSI's research program is intended to complement the Intelligence Community's National Intelligence Priority Framework (NIPF) and drive DoD-wide research and analysis on the Russian Problem Set in accordance with the [[National Defense Strategy]] (NDS) and Global Campaign Plan Russia (GCP-R).		'''RSI sponsored research''' is aimed at filling DoD knowledge gaps concerning the Russia Problem Set. The [[Main Page] RSI-Russia Strategic Initiative]] (RSI) staff at HQ USEUCOM sponsors classified and unclassified research by academic institutions and Federally Funded Research and Development Centers (FFRDCs) in support of RSI's effort to build a common understanding of Russian strategic decision-making, way of war, and critical vulnerabilities across the DoD. RSI's research program is intended to complement the Intelligence Community's National Intelligence Priority Framework (NIPF) and drive DoD-wide research and analysis on the Russian Problem Set in accordance with the National Defense Strategy (NDS) and Global Campaign Plan Russia (GCP-R).

	'''RSI's''' research identifies priority knowledge areas (related to DoD knowledge gaps), which are further organized into subordinate research topics/questions. Each knowledge area, including subordinate research topics and questions, are reviewed, prioritized, and approved for funding by the RSI Director semi-annually at the RSI Directors Committee (RDC). The RSI Director may authorize ad hoc adjustments to the research topics and prioritization to reflect changes in world events and policy priorities.		'''RSI's''' research identifies priority knowledge areas (related to DoD knowledge gaps), which are further organized into subordinate research topics/questions. Each knowledge area, including subordinate research topics and questions, are reviewed, prioritized, and approved for funding by the RSI Director semi-annually at the RSI Directors Committee (RDC). The RSI Director may authorize ad hoc adjustments to the research topics and prioritization to reflect changes in world events and policy priorities.

Michael.Niemiec at 09:28, 18 August 2025

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	'''RSI sponsored research''' is aimed at filling DoD knowledge gaps concerning the Russia Problem Set. The [[RSI-Russia Strategic Initiative]] (RSI) staff at HQ [[USEUCOM]] sponsors classified and unclassified research by academic institutions~~, think-tanks,~~ and Federally Funded Research and Development Centers (FFRDCs) in support of RSI's effort to build a common understanding of Russian strategic decision-making, way of war, and critical vulnerabilities across the DoD. RSI's research program is intended to complement the Intelligence Community's National Intelligence Priority Framework (NIPF) and drive DoD-wide research and analysis on the Russian Problem Set in accordance with the [[National Defense Strategy]] (NDS) and Global Campaign Plan Russia (GCP-R).		'''RSI sponsored research''' is aimed at filling DoD knowledge gaps concerning the Russia Problem Set. The [[RSI-Russia Strategic Initiative]] (RSI) staff at HQ [[USEUCOM]] sponsors classified and unclassified research by academic institutions and Federally Funded Research and Development Centers (FFRDCs) in support of RSI's effort to build a common understanding of Russian strategic decision-making, way of war, and critical vulnerabilities across the DoD. RSI's research program is intended to complement the Intelligence Community's National Intelligence Priority Framework (NIPF) and drive DoD-wide research and analysis on the Russian Problem Set in accordance with the [[National Defense Strategy]] (NDS) and Global Campaign Plan Russia (GCP-R).

	'''RSI's''' research identifies priority knowledge areas (related to DoD knowledge gaps), which are further organized into subordinate research topics/questions. Each knowledge area, including subordinate research topics and questions, are reviewed, prioritized, and approved for funding by the RSI Director semi-annually at the RSI Directors Committee (RDC). The RSI Director may authorize ad hoc adjustments to the research topics and prioritization to reflect changes in world events and policy priorities.		'''RSI's''' research identifies priority knowledge areas (related to DoD knowledge gaps), which are further organized into subordinate research topics/questions. Each knowledge area, including subordinate research topics and questions, are reviewed, prioritized, and approved for funding by the RSI Director semi-annually at the RSI Directors Committee (RDC). The RSI Director may authorize ad hoc adjustments to the research topics and prioritization to reflect changes in world events and policy priorities.

Michael.Niemiec at 09:27, 18 August 2025

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Michael.Niemiec at 14:01, 5 August 2025

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Michael.Niemiec at 13:55, 5 August 2025

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	''' RSI sponsored research''' is aimed at filling DoD knowledge gaps concerning the Russia Problem Set. The [[RSI-Russia Strategic Initiative]] (RSI) staff at HQ [[USEUCOM]] sponsors classified and unclassified research by academic institutions and Federally Funded Research and Development Centers (FFRDCs) in support of RSI's effort to build a common understanding of Russian strategic decision-making, way of war, and critical vulnerabilities across the DoD. RSI's research program is intended to complement the Intelligence Community's National Intelligence Priority Framework (NIPF) and drive DoD-wide research and analysis on the Russian Problem Set in accordance with the [[National Defense Strategy]] (NDS) and Global Campaign Plan Russia (GCP-R).		''' RSI sponsored research''' is aimed at filling DoD knowledge gaps concerning the Russia Problem Set. The [[RSI-Russia Strategic Initiative]] (RSI) staff at HQ [[USEUCOM]] sponsors classified and unclassified research by academic institutions and Federally Funded Research and Development Centers (FFRDCs) in support of RSI's effort to build a common understanding of Russian strategic decision-making, way of war, and critical vulnerabilities across the DoD. RSI's research program is intended to complement the Intelligence Community's National Intelligence Priority Framework (NIPF) and drive DoD-wide research and analysis on the Russian Problem Set in accordance with the [[National Defense Strategy]] (NDS) and Global Campaign Plan Russia (GCP-R).


	== New RSI Field Guide 2025 ==		== New RSI Field Guide 2025 ==

Michael.Niemiec at 13:52, 5 August 2025

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	RSI ~~2024~~ Field Guide - August 24 (RSI)		''' RSI sponsored research''' is aimed at filling DoD knowledge gaps concerning the Russia Problem Set. The [[RSI-Russia Strategic Initiative]] (RSI) staff at HQ [[USEUCOM]] sponsors classified and unclassified research by academic institutions and Federally Funded Research and Development Centers (FFRDCs) in support of RSI's effort to build a common understanding of Russian strategic decision-making, way of war, and critical vulnerabilities across the DoD. RSI's research program is intended to complement the Intelligence Community's National Intelligence Priority Framework (NIPF) and drive DoD-wide research and analysis on the Russian Problem Set in accordance with the [[National Defense Strategy]] (NDS) and Global Campaign Plan Russia (GCP-R).


			== New RSI Field Guide 2025 ==
			RSI 2025 Field Guide August 5 (RSI)

	== New Research 2025==		== New Research 2025==

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	* How Does the War in Ukraine End? - Sep 22 (Hanna Smith)		* How Does the War in Ukraine End? - Sep 22 (Hanna Smith)
	* The Economic Dimension of a Russian Military Campaign in Ukraine - Dec 21 (EAG: Richard Connolly)		* The Economic Dimension of a Russian Military Campaign in Ukraine - Dec 21 (EAG: Richard Connolly)

	* Turkey's Likely Response to the Russia-Ukraine Crisis - Dec 21 (Aaron Stein)		* Turkey's Likely Response to the Russia-Ukraine Crisis - Dec 21 (Aaron Stein)
	* Putin's Ukraine Obsession: Never Enough - Nov 21 (Carnegie: Eugene Rumer, Andrew Weiss)		* Putin's Ukraine Obsession: Never Enough - Nov 21 (Carnegie: Eugene Rumer, Andrew Weiss)
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	* Russia's De-Dollarization Campaign and its Implications in Defense Exports - Jun 20 (FPRI)		* Russia's De-Dollarization Campaign and its Implications in Defense Exports - Jun 20 (FPRI)
	* Russian Civil Aviation: A Case Study on the Prospects of Defense Sector Conversion - Apr 20 (FPRI)		* Russian Civil Aviation: A Case Study on the Prospects of Defense Sector Conversion - Apr 20 (FPRI)


	* Russian Defense Industry Analysis No. 14: The Impact of the War in Ukraine on Procurement, New Maritime Document Signed, Sarmat to Enter Serial Production in Small Numbers - Aug 22 (EAG: Richard Connolly)		* Russian Defense Industry Analysis No. 14: The Impact of the War in Ukraine on Procurement, New Maritime Document Signed, Sarmat to Enter Serial Production in Small Numbers - Aug 22 (EAG: Richard Connolly)
	* Russian Defense Industry Analysis No. 13: The Nuclear-Powered Submarine Construction and Repair Industry, Military Expenditures to Rise, The Slow Pace of Modernization in Naval Aviation - Feb 22 (EAG: Richard Connolly)		* Russian Defense Industry Analysis No. 13: The Nuclear-Powered Submarine Construction and Repair Industry, Military Expenditures to Rise, The Slow Pace of Modernization in Naval Aviation - Feb 22 (EAG: Richard Connolly)
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	* Russian Defense Industry Analysis No. 2: Russian Arms Exports in 2019, State Defense Policy, Aerospace Systems, Naval Systems, Ground Forces Systems, Missile Systems, and Arms Exports - Feb 20 (EAG: Richard Connolly)		* Russian Defense Industry Analysis No. 2: Russian Arms Exports in 2019, State Defense Policy, Aerospace Systems, Naval Systems, Ground Forces Systems, Missile Systems, and Arms Exports - Feb 20 (EAG: Richard Connolly)
	* Russian Defense Industry Analysis No. 1: Key Trends and Indicators of Future Russian Capabilities - Jan 20 (EAG: Richard Connolly)		* Russian Defense Industry Analysis No. 1: Key Trends and Indicators of Future Russian Capabilities - Jan 20 (EAG: Richard Connolly)


	* Russian Defense Sector Exports 10A: Biotech - Oct 20 (FPRI)		* Russian Defense Sector Exports 10A: Biotech - Oct 20 (FPRI)