Security Policy & Defence – Page 19

Shifting Priorities

Jun 30, 2024

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Civil-military cooperation involves military forces working with civilian entities and populations to achieve shared goals in conflict, disaster, or peacetime. However, the concept is debated among scholars, with varying definitions, depending on who defines it. Nevertheless, civil-military cooperation remains essential for addressing modern conflicts and hybrid threats. For NATO, the Civil-Military Cooperation Centre of Excellence…

Editorial EPIS Magazine Issue IV

Jun 30, 2024

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Theodor Himmel

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In our issue of EPIS Magazine, we are therefore devoting ourselves not only to the big issues, but also to the issues on the conflicts that are rarely given any fora.

EPIS Magazine Issue IV

Jun 30, 2024

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Theodor Himmel

in Security Policy & Defence

In our issue of EPIS Magazine, we are therefore devoting ourselves not only to the big issues, but also to the issues on the conflicts that are rarely given any fora.

Implications of the EU’s Nearshoring Activities in Morocco

Jun 30, 2024

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Vojtech Hladik

in Security Policy & Defence

Amidst the global power shifts and disruptions of supply chains, the European Union will need a new strategy to secure its position in the world and enhance the resilience of the domestic market. This paper explores how a new initiative of nearshoring EU’s global production lines closer to its borders can achieve such a goal.…