Ukrainian Security Policy and the Threat from the East: Key Findings from Kyiv (Presentation at the US-UA Working Group: Yearly Summit, June 19, 2014)
In: Kyiv-Mohyla law and politics journal, Band 0, Heft 1, S. 233-236
ISSN: 2414-9942
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In: Kyiv-Mohyla law and politics journal, Band 0, Heft 1, S. 233-236
ISSN: 2414-9942
From June 4, 2014 to June 8, 2014 The Jamestown Foundation led a ten-person delegation to Kyiv, Ukraine, to meet with senior government security officials in the interim Ukrainian government. Headed by Jamestown's board chairman, Willem de Vogel, delegation members met with a number of senior ranking policymakers, including Andriy Parubiy, Secretary of the Ukrainian National Security and Defense Council; Ihor Kabanenko, Deputy Minister of Defense; the newly elected Kyiv Mayor, Vitaliy Klychko (Klitschko); and Mustafa Dzhemiliev (Jemilev), the leader of the Crimean Tatars; as well as other Ukrainian officials.
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In: Caucasus international, Band 2, Heft 2, S. 37-47
ISSN: 2222-1433
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In: Caspian crossroads: analytic magazine on history, politics, business, geopolitics and law in the Caspian Sea region, Band 4, Heft 3, S. 4-11
ISSN: 1091-4900
Der Verfasser arbeitet die besondere strategische Bedeutung heraus, die Aserbaidschan mit seiner geopolitisch wichtigen Lage zwischen Europa und Asien sowie angesichts der Ölvorkommen im Kaspischen Becken für die NATO hat. Er zeichnet Aserbaidschans Annäherung an die NATO seit dem Beitritt des Landes zum NATO-Programm "Partnerschaft für den Frieden" nach und unterstreicht die Fortschritte, die das Land 1999 auf sicherheitspolitischem Gebiet erreicht hat. Als förderlich für die Nähe Aserbaidschans zur NATO sieht der Verfasser die engen kulturellen und militärischen Beziehungen zum NATO-Mitglied Türkei. Die Schwäche der GUS wird nach Ansicht des Verfassers in den kommenden Jahren zu einem stärkeren Engagement der NATO in der Kaukasus-Region führen. (BIOst-Wpt)
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Russia's Military Strategy and Doctrine is designed to educate Russia watchers, policymakers, military leaders, and the broader foreign policy community about the Russian Armed Forces and security apparatus across the full spectrum of geographic, doctrinal and domain areas. Each chapter addresses a different strategic-level issue related to the Russian military, ranging from "hybrid" warfare doctrine, to the role nuclear weapons play in its strategy, to cyber and electromagnetic warfare, to Moscow's posture in the Arctic or the Black Sea, to the lessons its Armed Forces have learned from their ongoing operations in Syria and eastern Ukraine. And each section of the book is written by one of the world's foremost experts on that theme of Russia's military development. The key questions emphasized by this book include "how Russia fights wars" and "how its experiences with modern conflicts are shaping the evolution of Russia's military strategy, capabilities and doctrine." The book's value comes not only from a piecemeal look at granular Russian strategies in each of the theaters and domains where its Armed Forces may act, but more importantly this study seeks to present a unifying description of Russia's military strategy as a declining but still formidable global power. Russia's Military Strategy and Doctrine will be an essential reference for US national security thinkers, NATO defense planners and policymakers the world over who must deal with the potential military and security challenges posed by Moscow.
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