How does military change take place in states that are not able to develop autonomous
solutions? How does transformation occur when limited resources are available? What are …

The formation of doctrine and strategy is usually regarded as the exclusive province of the
major powers. Small states and their militaries have little choice but to conform. This article …

In 1999, rebels rose to oppose the newly elected former warlord Charles Taylor in Liberia.
Motivated by a variety of reasons, the minimal common denominator of these rebels, who …

This book examines military and civilian actors in international interventions and offers a
new analytical framework to apply on such interventions. While it is frequently claimed that …

Background Small mammals are important reservoirs for pathogens in military conflicts and
peacekeeping operations all over the world. This study investigates the rodent communities …

Once there was guerrilla warfare. Guerrilla fighters were able to stymie powerful, organized
armies, like Napoleon's in Spain in the nineteenth century, or the Germans' in Europe during …

If the St Malo process implicitly carried potential to develop European 'strategic actorness'
and some European security autonomy, throughout the Afghan experience Europeans have …

Zusammenfassung Das Konzept des Just Policing geht auf einen friedensethischen Dialog
zwischen Mennoniten und Katholiken um die Jahrtausendwende zurück und wurde im …

This thesis examines the utility of coercion theory in complex contemporary conflicts through
a study of the Afghan conflict as it unfolded in the provinces of Faryab and Kunduz from …

La tesi si propone di studiare le connessioni e le relazioni tra l'arte contemporanea e la
storiografia, chiarendo in che modo, a partire dai primi anni Duemila e in particolare …