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The book presents a collection of insightful analyses on contemporary geopolitical and security issues, with a particular focus on the influences and conflicts in various global regions.
Anhelika Dilai and Iaroslav Chornogor delve into the impact of Russian disinformation strategies in Central and Eastern Europe, offering a Ukrainian perspective on the issue. Piotr Gawliczek discusses the role of Advanced Distributed Learning Activities within Defence Education Enhancement Programs (DEEP), highlighting how these initiatives contribute to stability in the Euro-Atlantic area and beyond.
Mariusz Antoni Kamiński explores the rivalry among American, Russian, and Chinese intelligence agencies in the context of the cyber era, while Miron Kokosiński examines Uzbekistan's political ambivalence as it navigates relationships with Russia, the USA, and China. Andrii Koretskyi, Sergey Sveshnikov, and Victor Bocharnikov offer insights into the evolving landscape of international relations and security in Europe.
Rafał Kwieciński addresses the contentious issues surrounding China's stance in the South China Sea. Michał Lipa provides an analysis of Egypt's positioning amid the United States-Russia competition following the Arab Spring of 2011.
The Caspian Sea is identified as a modern battleground for great power rivalry by Rashad Ramiz Mammadov, Elman Samadov, Daniel H. McCauley, and Sadi S. Sadiyev. Bogusław Pacek questions whether the conflicts among superpowers amount to a rivalry or a hybrid war, while Piotr Pacek examines the implications of information warfare among these major powers.
Vadim Procel looks at the aftermath of the Soviet Afghan conflict, providing crucial retrospectives. Karolina Rak sheds light on the complex currents of Salafism within Tunisia, presenting a detailed view of the nuances in Tunisian religious dynamics.
Aleksandra Skrabacz discusses the challenges posed by uncontrolled migration for the security of microregions within the European Union, a pressing issue for modern policymakers. Lastly, Volodymyr Suslov analyzes the military aspects of Russian aggression against Ukraine, drawing important conclusions and lessons from the conflict.
This compilation provides a comprehensive exploration of modern power dynamics, security challenges, and geopolitical shifts, encouraging readers to engage with the nuanced realities of today's international landscape.
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The book presents a collection of insightful analyses on contemporary geopolitical and security issues, with a particular focus on the influences and conflicts in various global regions.
Anhelika Dilai and Iaroslav Chornogor delve into the impact of Russian disinformation strategies in Central and Eastern Europe, offering a Ukrainian perspective on the issue. Piotr Gawliczek discusses the role of Advanced Distributed Learning Activities within Defence Education Enhancement Programs (DEEP), highlighting how these initiatives contribute to stability in the Euro-Atlantic area and beyond.
Mariusz Antoni Kamiński explores the rivalry among American, Russian, and Chinese intelligence agencies in the context of the cyber era, while Miron Kokosiński examines Uzbekistan's political ambivalence as it navigates relationships with Russia, the USA, and China. Andrii Koretskyi, Sergey Sveshnikov, and Victor Bocharnikov offer insights into the evolving landscape of international relations and security in Europe.
Rafał Kwieciński addresses the contentious issues surrounding China's stance in the South China Sea. Michał Lipa provides an analysis of Egypt's positioning amid the United States-Russia competition following the Arab Spring of 2011.
The Caspian Sea is identified as a modern battleground for great power rivalry by Rashad Ramiz Mammadov, Elman Samadov, Daniel H. McCauley, and Sadi S. Sadiyev. Bogusław Pacek questions whether the conflicts among superpowers amount to a rivalry or a hybrid war, while Piotr Pacek examines the implications of information warfare among these major powers.
Vadim Procel looks at the aftermath of the Soviet Afghan conflict, providing crucial retrospectives. Karolina Rak sheds light on the complex currents of Salafism within Tunisia, presenting a detailed view of the nuances in Tunisian religious dynamics.
Aleksandra Skrabacz discusses the challenges posed by uncontrolled migration for the security of microregions within the European Union, a pressing issue for modern policymakers. Lastly, Volodymyr Suslov analyzes the military aspects of Russian aggression against Ukraine, drawing important conclusions and lessons from the conflict.
This compilation provides a comprehensive exploration of modern power dynamics, security challenges, and geopolitical shifts, encouraging readers to engage with the nuanced realities of today's international landscape.
