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Israel’s Iron Dome: technological prowess as a double-edged sword
By; Thijs de Dood
May 2021 saw yet another major escalation in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, which has been slumbering for well over half a century, with occasional
Bosnia’s security sector: a case study according to the HCSS framework to assess security actors
Read here the latest report from reserve officer Sander Agterhuis and his fellow authors from Network Civil Administration, 1 Civil Military Interaction Command and Royal Netherlands Army regarding Bosnia
Climate change is also a matter of national and international security: An interview with Tom Middendorp
By: JASON Magazine
The concept of climate security dates from the late 1980’s. It has put a focus on the growing security threats that are – either
The Iran Nuclear Deal: Past, Present and Future
By: Wouter Jansen
The development of Iran’s nuclear programme was affected by both international agreements and supranational control. Iran is a signatory to the Non-Proliferation Treaty and
The Last Floating ship on the Ayungin Shoal, The Philippines
By Germaine Uchi
Invasion is not a new concept for the Filipinos: the archipelago is prone to invasion, and the Philippines hospitality does not help either. In
China’s Belt and Road Initiative: What are the implications for Europe?
By: Steijn Muller
As a short introduction to next week’s online discussion on the implications of the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) for Europe, this article will introduce
Israel’s Iron Dome: technological prowess as a double-edged sword
By; Thijs de Dood
May 2021 saw yet another major escalation in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, which has been slumbering for well over half a century, with occasional
Bosnia’s security sector: a case study according to the HCSS framework to assess security actors
Read here the latest report from reserve officer Sander Agterhuis and his fellow authors from Network Civil Administration, 1 Civil Military Interaction Command and Royal Netherlands Army regarding Bosnia
Climate change is also a matter of national and international security: An interview with Tom Middendorp
By: JASON Magazine
The concept of climate security dates from the late 1980’s. It has put a focus on the growing security threats that are – either
The Iran Nuclear Deal: Past, Present and Future
By: Wouter Jansen
The development of Iran’s nuclear programme was affected by both international agreements and supranational control. Iran is a signatory to the Non-Proliferation Treaty and
The Last Floating ship on the Ayungin Shoal, The Philippines
By Germaine Uchi
Invasion is not a new concept for the Filipinos: the archipelago is prone to invasion, and the Philippines hospitality does not help either. In
China’s Belt and Road Initiative: What are the implications for Europe?
By: Steijn Muller
As a short introduction to next week’s online discussion on the implications of the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) for Europe, this article will introduce
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