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Webinar: “The Future of War” by Dr. Frank Hoffman

September 21, 2020

De Koninklijke Vereniging ter Beoefening van de Krijgswetenschap en The Hague Centre for Strategic Studies, nodigen u uit voor de online lezing “The Future of War” door Dr. Frank Hoffman.

Hoe ziet de oorlog van de toekomst er uit? Op basis van operationele en strategische ervaringen in de afgelopen drie decennia, technologische trends zoals robotica, AI en cyberwarfare, machtsverschuivingen en toenemende strategische competitie, toont Dr. Frank G. Hoffman, Luitenant-kolonel b.d. van het US Marine Corps en strategisch analist in een originele synthese wat mogelijke consequenties zijn voor de aard, locatie, motieven en strijdmethoden in de oorlog van toekomst.

De lezing vindt plaats op 29 oktober 2020 van 16:00 tot 17:15 via Webex. Na opgave ontvangt u de deelneemlink per e-mail.

Klik op of scan de QR-code om u aan te melden. Zie ook de website van de KVBK: www.kvbk.nl

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