HCSS Digest | Week 29
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RAND study cites “Power and Influence in a Globalized World”
/0 Comments/in News Global Power Shifts, Governance and International Organization/by Patrick WillemsenRecent and relevant RAND study “Understanding Influence in the Strategic Competition with China” cites the 2018 study on “Power and Influence in a Globalized World” by the Pardee Center for International Futures, the Atlantic Council and HCSS, based on Pardee’s Formal Bilateral Influence Index.
HCSS Digest | Week 27
/0 Comments/in HCSS Digest/by Patrick WillemsenWhat does effective deterrence look like in the 21st Century? How can the Netherlands expand its footprint in space? And what does a future proof Dutch special operations force look like? Find out after the break, in your new HCSS Digest!
HCSS seeks a Web Developer
/0 Comments/in News vacancy/by Patrick WillemsenThe HCSS Data Lab seeks an aspiring web developer. The vacancy is an opportunity to collaborate in developing our production-grade, data-driven policy systems, products, and solutions.
Lotje Boswinkel in International Affairs: How Gulf States are using air space to assert sovereignty
/0 Comments/in HCSS in the media, News Defense and International Security, Global Power Shifts, National Security Strategy/by Patrick WillemsenHCSS analyst Lotje Boswinkel published an article in International Affairs, together with Florence Gaub, (EUISS): “How the Gulf States are using their air space to assert their sovereignty”.
HCSS Digest | Week 26
/0 Comments/in HCSS Digest/by Patrick WillemsenHow should Europe deal with new security challenges in transatlantic relations, cyberwarfare, space militarization and maritime strategy? Find out from our analyst and experts in the new HCSS Digest.
HCSS Digest | Week 25
/0 Comments/in HCSS Digest/by Patrick WillemsenWhat are the geopolitical and geo-economic implications of Europe’s dependence on China and Russia in key strategic areas? Is it time for a return to greater national sovereignty? And should security and international politics be the main focus at the Dutch formation table? Hear all about it from our analysts and experts in your latest HCSS Digest.
Patrick Bolder: ‘’Politiek is niet bezig met veiligheid van Nederland’’
/0 Comments/in Column, HCSS in the media Defense and International Security, Global Power Shifts, Governance and International Organization, National Security Strategy/by Patrick WillemsenIn de Telegraaf pleit HCSS analist Patrick Bolder er voor de onderwerpen veiligheid en internationale politiek tot aandachtsgebied te maken in de formatie.
Column: Nederlanders lijden aan een rampzalig gebrek aan kennis over de internationale politiek
/0 Comments/in Column Global Power Shifts, Governance and International Organization/by Patrick WillemsenNederlanders bungelen helemaal onderaan als het gaat om kennis over de internationale politiek. Dat is rampzalig in een tijd van grote geopolitieke veranderingen – en de politiek en media zijn hiervoor verantwoordelijk, schrijft Rob de Wijk in zijn column in Trouw.
New Threats, New Responsibilities: Europe and its Security
/0 Comments/in News Defense and International Security, Global Power Shifts, Governance and International Organization/by Patrick WillemsenOn Friday, June 25th, French Defense Minister Florence Parly will be interviewed by Han ten Broeke of HCSS on ‘New Threats, New Responsibilities: Europe and its Security’. How should Europe position itself in view of new challenges arising in its immediate environment?
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