Security doctrines and theories

General staffs, the prime condition of military power, are sill, and more than ever, the brain of modern armies. In the aftermath of the first […]

General staffs, the prime condition of military power, are sill, and more than ever, the brain of modern armies. In the aftermath of the first […]

Due to its tradition of multiform cooperation, Northern Europe (Denmark, Finland, Island, Norway and Sweden) is generally seen as a united and homogenous space. This […]

The Atlantic Alliance is faced with a major evolution since 9-11. The widening of NATO’s missions has represented a fundamental cause of evolution. The announced […]

Since Vladimir Putin was reelected to Russian presidency in 2004, the reform of armed forces, which has undergone several attempts since 1991, has become one […]

In May 1998, the European Commission adopted a program entitled “Global Monitoring for Environment and Security” (GMES), with the objective of establishing a comprehensive capacity […]

9/11 has illustrated the vulnerability of the American territory to exterior attacks. The National Security Strategy of September 2002 deals with a number of topics, […]

The history of India’s nuclear weapons development shows that it is a reluctant to possess them. Despite serious security concerns ranging from the Chinese threat […]

In Nordic countries, the large number of research institutes in the field of strategic studies reflects the strategic and political agenda of the state. Although […]

These last years, the critical and constructivist approach to strategic and security studies has begun to question, directly and indirectly, the classical realist-rationalist approach to […]