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Up one levelA listing of all Defence Academy Publications (with RSS feed).
- Defence Academy Yearbook 2011
- A Selection of Commended Essays
- If spring comes tomorrow… Russia and the Arctic (2011)
- (11/05 Steven J Main) Based on a historical and contemporary analysis of a wide body of Russian material, the paper explores the possibility that Russia will, if so required, use military force in order to maintain its presence in the Arctic.
- JSP 101 Defence Writing Guide
- Russian Domestic Chronology 2010
- (11/04 Dr Mark Smith)
- Ambassador Rogozin on NATO, Peace and the World
- (11/03 Henry Plater-Zyberk) A review of two books written by Dmitry Rogozin, the present Russian Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary to NATO. The books cover his career and his views of many international events. Both books (written in Russian) show clearly that D Rogozin has political ambitions, after his returns to Moscow, and that in comparison with him even Vladimir Putin looks like a liberal. One can only hope that his least diplomatic declarations were read and understood in Brussels.
- The Western Balkans: Returning Instability
- (11/02 James Pettifer) Further instability in the Western Balkans looks likely, both as a result of the Greek economic crisis and the increasing fragmentation in the policies of the international community – EU, USA and Russia – towards the area.
- Defence Academy Yearbook 2009
- A selection of commended essays researched and written by Defence Academy students during the 2008-09 academic year.
- The European Security Treaty through the Kyrgyz Prism: Rhetoric Meets Reality?
- (11/01 Graeme P. Herd) In light of last year’s events in Kyrgyzstan, this paper examines the wider implications of the unrest there both for Russia’s planned European Security Treaty and the limits of military/non-military intervention in the local environment.
- Medvedev and the Modernisation Dilemma
- 10(15) MAS This paper examines the challenges facing the modernization project embarked upon by the current Russian leadership. It also examines the interrelationship between the Russian president Dmitry Medvedev, and his prime minister Vladimir Putin, analysing possible differences that may exist between the two men. The paper also discusses the possible implications for the Russian Federation, should the modernization project fail.
- The Russo-Chinese Energy Relationship
- 10(14) Dr Mark A Smith
- Climate Change and the Energy Crunch
- 10(13) Dr Mark A Smith, Dr Mohammed El-Katiri and Dr Steven J Main
- The Mouse that Roared, or the Bear that Growled? Russia's Latest Military Doctrine (February 2010)
- 10(11) Dr Steven J Main
- The Russian Federation Navy: An Assessment of its Strategic Setting, Doctrine and Prospects
- 10(10) James Bosbotinis
- Security Sector Reform and Donor Assistance in Serbia: Complexity of Managing Change
- 10(09) Dr Amadeo Watkins
- Returning Science to the Social (Making Sense of Confusion: A Case for Honest Reflection)
- The Shrivenham Paper, Number 10 - Simon Atkinson
- Strategic Communication & Influence Operations: Do We Really Get It?
- 10(08) Dr Lee Rowland & Cdr Steve Tatham RN
- The Greek Crisis - A Pause
- 10(07) James Pettifer
- The Strategic Challenge of Chinese Organisations
- 10(06) Mie Augier, Markus Becker & Thorbjørn Knudsen
- Sonatrach: An International Giant in the Making
- 10(05) Dr Mohammed El-Katiri
- Targeting Restraint Analysis Model (TRAM)
- 09(04) Michael Christensen, Thorbjørn Knudsen & Sidney G. Winter
