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LATEST PUBLICATIONS:

Sebastian Bruns & Sarandis Papadopoulos (2020): Conceptualizing Maritime & Naval Strategy. Nomos: Baden-Baden.

Jeremy Stöhs (2018): The Decline of European Naval Forces. Naval Institute Press: Annapolis.


Sebastian Bruns (2018): U.S. Naval Strategy and National Security. The Evolution of American Maritime Power. Routledge: London.

 

Past Events

Kiel International Seapower Symposium 2019
Workshop: Naval Technology & Force Structure
Baltic Sea Strategy Forum 2019

Maritime Strategy Means

Kiel, 25.06.19: The Kiel International Seapower Symposium 2019 addressed questions pertaining to NATO’s Allied Maritime Strategy, particularly strategic 'means'.

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Naval Technology & Force Structure

Kiel, 26.06.19: The working group aimed to provide perspectives on technological developments, procurement processes, force generation, and defense posture in the maritime domain.

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The Return of Great-Power Competition to the Northern Flank

Kiel, 30.10.19: The third Baltic Sea Strategy Forum, held in Kiel, discussed the Return of Great-Power Competition to the Northern Flank and particularly the Baltic Sea region.

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