Books

Russia as a Military Great Power

A New book is out in Danish about Russian Military Power. Fellow PhD Candidate Mikkel Storm Jensen has written a chapter about Russian Cyber Warfare & our PhD Candidate Michael Gjerstad co-wrote a chapter with Niels Bo Poulsen about Russian Military Culture.

Fluctuating regional (dis-) order in the post-Arab Uprising Middle East

How has the Middle Eastern regional order changed in the current decade, and what are the consequences of these changes? CWS Professor Martin Beck provides answers to these questions by serving as a co-guest editor and (co)-author of two articles of a special section of Global Policy.

Deterrence in the 21st Century - Insights from Theory and Practice

Center for War Studies professors Peter Viggo Jakobsen and Steen Rynning contribute chapters to important book updating our understanding of deterrence

Resilience in EU and International Institutions

This book is published by Routledge and co-edited by Trine Flockhart and Elena Korosteleva. Within a volatile, uncertain and complex world hit by crises, pandemic, and diminishing control, the book explores the concept and practice of resilience. It proposes a new understanding of resilience, both as a quality and a way of thinking that can lead to a more sustainable way to govern the world today.

Verden ifølge humaniora

A key task in the humanities is to develop new ideas and concepts that help us navigate the world we inhabit. A new book, edited by CWS member Anders Engberg-Pedersen along with two colleagues, Karen Gram-Skjoldager and Mikkel Bille, looks at how the humanities contribute to the societies we live in.

Diplomacy and the Arctic Council

In her latest book Danita Burke argues that the Arctic Council is a club: a group of states that mutually benefit from voluntary collaboration and that use the forum as a vessel to help define and guide the parameters of their cooperation.