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Kiel International Seapower Symposium 2019
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News and Media

Latest publications

 

Kira Frankenthal (2019): The EU as a Maritime Security Actor in the Mediterranean Sea. Nomos: Baden-Baden.


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

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

References

KISS18 - Maritime Strategy Ends
Conceptualizing Maritime & Naval Strategy
Baltic Sea Strategy Forum 2018

Maritime Strategy Ends

Kiel, 19.06.18: The Kiel International Seapower Symposium 2018 addressed questions pertaining to NATO’s Allied Maritime Strategy, particularly strategic 'ends'.

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Conceptualizing Maritime & Naval Strategy

Kiel, 20.06.18: The workshop aimed to provide perspectives on conceptualizing strategic naval/maritime capstone documents, including best/worst practices, and to provide impetus for NATO MARCOM's actual writing process.

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Cooperation & Integration in light of maritime strategic challenges

Copenhagen (DEN), 27.09.18: The second Baltic Sea Strategy Forum, held in Copenhagen, discussed possibilities of cooperation and integration within increasing maritime challenges in the Baltic Sea region.

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