By James K. Wither Following the Russian Federation’s invasion of Crimea in March 2014, hybrid warfare ceased to be a subject studied only by military…
Russia adjusts its information operations to fit the conflict By Emilio J. Iasiello Russia has a long history of propaganda and disinformation operations — techniques…
Defending against nonlinear threats By Col. John J. Neal, U.S. Army Cold War deterrence theories are no longer sufficient to guide states in the current…
A Hybrid State Unbounded by Limitations By Col. Ryan L. Worthan, U.S. Army NATO’s final communique from the 2016 Warsaw summit recognized the changed security…
Russia’s Weaponization of International and Domestic Law By Mark Voyger Senior lecturer, Russian and Eastern European studies, Baltic Defence College Russia’s attempts to assert its…
Hybrid Warfare in the Legal and Strategic Gray Zone By Lt. Douglas Cantwell, Judge Advocate General’s Corps, U.S. Navy The best way to boil a…
Cyber attacks are key to Russian information warfare By Piret Pernik, Researcher, Estonian Academy of Security Sciences per Concordiam Illustration | Photos By AFP/GETTY IMAGES…
Bulgaria’s national strategy to counter hybrid threats By Mihail Naydenov, defense and international security expert The Kremlin’s hybrid warfare campaign against NATO and the European…
Cross-domain coercion and Russia’s efforts to weaken NATO’s eastern flank By Cmdr. Roslaw Jezewski, Polish Navy and national military representative at the Supreme Headquarters Allied…
BOOK AUTHOR: Mitchell A. Orenstein PUBLISHED BY: Oxford University Press, 2019 REVIEWED BY: per Concordiam Staff Mitchell Orenstein assures us that his book, The Lands…
