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Sensemaking in conflict: The information ecology as a casualty of war
By Yuri Idris
In our current day and age, it does not seem to matter anymore which societal issue is used as an example. For every issue, there
Interview with Martijn Dekker
Political anthropologist dr. Martijn Dekker combines academia, where he specializes in human security, with activism. At the University of Amsterdam, where he teaches about conflict, social movements, international development,
Tracking the changing European Security Landscape: A starting point
The European security landscape has been and continues to be a rapidly changing and complex environment. In the upcoming JASON Winter Conference: European Security- tracking a changing landscape on
Clientelism and Proxy Conflict: The Dangers That Lie Ahead for A Weakened Lebanese State
By Joe Ward
Lebanon’s history is marred by conflict. Throughout the 70s and 80s, civil war tore the sectarian country apart, since then conflict with Israel has been
Narcotic Chaos in Syria: The Captagon Drug Business Presents a Peril to Syrians – and now Europeans as well
By Ivo Dekkers
A variety of common ways to weaponize for insurgents, terrorists, and other armed groups have been known to the world for a long time. Money
Two Alpha’s Howling at the Moon: the history, meaning and implications of the 2011 Wolf Amendment on US-Sino space cooperation
By Louisa Handel-Mazzetti
“The Defense Department is taking innovative and bold actions to ensure space superiority and secure the nation’s vital interests in space now and in the
Sensemaking in conflict: The information ecology as a casualty of war
By Yuri Idris
In our current day and age, it does not seem to matter anymore which societal issue is used as an example. For every issue, there
Interview with Martijn Dekker
Political anthropologist dr. Martijn Dekker combines academia, where he specializes in human security, with activism. At the University of Amsterdam, where he teaches about conflict, social movements, international development,
Tracking the changing European Security Landscape: A starting point
The European security landscape has been and continues to be a rapidly changing and complex environment. In the upcoming JASON Winter Conference: European Security- tracking a changing landscape on
Clientelism and Proxy Conflict: The Dangers That Lie Ahead for A Weakened Lebanese State
By Joe Ward
Lebanon’s history is marred by conflict. Throughout the 70s and 80s, civil war tore the sectarian country apart, since then conflict with Israel has been
Narcotic Chaos in Syria: The Captagon Drug Business Presents a Peril to Syrians – and now Europeans as well
By Ivo Dekkers
A variety of common ways to weaponize for insurgents, terrorists, and other armed groups have been known to the world for a long time. Money
Two Alpha’s Howling at the Moon: the history, meaning and implications of the 2011 Wolf Amendment on US-Sino space cooperation
By Louisa Handel-Mazzetti
“The Defense Department is taking innovative and bold actions to ensure space superiority and secure the nation’s vital interests in space now and in the
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