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Disruptive technology applications for Integrated Air and Missile Defense

Disruptive technology applications for Integrated Air and Missile Defense

by Bahri Kosar* | Jun 18, 2020 | Disruptive Technologies, Maritime & Naval Security, Political & Hybrid Warfare, Research

Introduction The world has witnessed enormous and continuous technological developments in recent years, some of which have changed our lives dramatically. What is striking about recent technological surge though, unlike the situation after World War I and II, the...
Conditions Change, but Stalemate Stays: Dangerous game in Libya

Conditions Change, but Stalemate Stays: Dangerous game in Libya

by Erman Atak* | May 29, 2020 | Geopolitics & Great Power Politics, Peace & Conflict Management, Research

By Erman Atak* and Stefano Marcuzzi**    Despite the growing number of Covid-19 victims in Libya in mid-May,[1]  the civil war in the country is reaching new highs. The capital Tripoli has been under siege from the leader of eastern Libya-based self-styled Libyan...
A Europe that Protects? U.S. Opportunities in EU Defense*

A Europe that Protects? U.S. Opportunities in EU Defense*

by Dr. Seth A. Johnston** | May 19, 2020 | Geopolitics & Great Power Politics, Research

What’s New in European Defense? Europe is pursuing significant new defense initiatives that span capability development, policy, and institutional cooperation. Many of these efforts occur under the auspices of the European Union and are part of the EU’s longstanding...
Who will Govern the Cyberspace?

Who will Govern the Cyberspace?

by Transatlantic Task Force | May 12, 2020 | Cyber Security, Disruptive Technologies, Research

A Debate on Multi-stakeholderism vs. Multilateralism  Abstract Today, cyberspace is governed in an environment where decisions are taken by multiple actors, including governments, businesses, civil society, and individuals or briefly “stakeholders.” This...
Changes of The Border Notion from A Historical Perspective and China’s Approach to the ENP

Changes of The Border Notion from A Historical Perspective and China’s Approach to the ENP

by Tuba Yalinkilic* | May 4, 2020 | Geopolitics & Great Power Politics, Research

Introduction European Neighborhood Policy (ENP) in a way relates to a geographical and political border concept. To understand how China looks at the EU and the world, first we need to understand China’s perception of border. Accordingly, the main objective of this...
The Making of a Superpower

The Making of a Superpower

by Len Ishmael PhD* | Apr 7, 2020 | Geopolitics & Great Power Politics, Research

China’s Use of Crises To Deepen and Extend Power and Influence In Europe and the World. Standing in solidarity with countries in Europe and elsewhere in the fight against COVID-19China scores a diplomatic coup and extends its claim to global leadership. Overview In...
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