A Degree of Influence: The Funding of Strategically Important Subjects in UK Universities is the first study to analyse the high levels of foreign funding entering British academia. The report highlights how university subjects designated as 'strategically important' by the British government are currently receiving large financial injections from foreign donors, many of whom are unelected, despotic governments notorious for regularly perpetuating wide-scale human rights abuses.

Radical Islam on UK Campuses catalogues the widespread influence of political Islam on British universities since 2005 where hate preachers are regularly invited by Islamic societies. Islamic extremism on campuses not only continues unabated, it continues – as this report demonstrates – to flourish.
'Anwar al-Awlaki: The UK Connection', a CSC briefing paper, reveals an extensive post 9/11 network of UK organisations which have promoted and defended pro al-Qaeda preacher Anwar al-Awlaki. Among Awlaki's connections include Nidal Hassan, the gunman suspected of carrying out the 5 November 2009 attack on Fort Hood, Texas and Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab, the failed Christmas Day 2009 Detroit bomber.

'Control Orders: Strengthening National Security' presents the most thorough ever review of suspected al-Qaeda and al-Qaeda-inspired terrorists placed under control orders. The report highlights the seriousness of the threat they are assessed to pose, and makes the case that politicians should be strengthening the state's ability to reduce the terrorist threat.

Al-Qaeda inspired terrorism is the greatest national security threat facing the UK. Islamist Terrorism: The British Connections presents the most comprehensive ever overview of the UK's connections to violent Islamism worldwide. The report has been described as "indispensable" by Marc Sageman, author of 'Leaderless Jihad', and "invaluable" by Michael Burleigh, author of 'Blood & Rage'.