| AI-Driven Cloud Monitoring and Cyber Situational Awareness in European Digital Infrastructures |
Prof. Daniela Mechkaroska, Prof. Ervin Domazet |
2026 |
| Classical geopolitics in cyberspace: Explaining cyber state behaviour with power position |
Lorenz Sommer |
2026 |
| Cyber risk logics and their implications for cybersecurity |
Sarah Backman, Dr Tim Stevens |
2026 |
| Cybercrime & AI: Resilience-by-Design in the Information Age: Tabletop Evidence on AI-Enabled Cybercrime, Coordination, and Public Trust |
Gil Baram |
2026 |
| Do Parliaments Dream of Cyber Power? Parliamentary Scrutiny in the Strategic Domain of Cyberspace |
Mattia Sguazzini |
2026 |
| Filling the EU’s Identity Void from Without and Within – Forging a Geopolitics of Values |
Kurt Bassuener |
2026 |
| Financial (In)Security, TikTok, and the Far-Right Pipeline |
Clara Jammot |
2026 |
| From National Incident Response to Zero Trust: Bridging Cyber Defence Policy and Technical Implementation in Wartime Ukraine |
Dmytro Uzlov, Vladyslav Vilihura |
2026 |
| From Precision to Existential Risk: Hypersonic Weapons and the Erosion of the Conventional–Nuclear Divide |
Mr Tahir Azad |
2026 |
| Governing cybersecurity and the politics of state control in the digital age |
Moritz Weiss, Ms Yagnyashri Kodaru |
2026 |
| Knowing cybersecurity: The epistemic infrastructural power of big tech |
Tobias Liebetrau |
2026 |
| Narrative Amplification, Plot Structures, and Emotions on VKontakte: Tsargrad’s Popular Geopolitics in the Russo-Ukrainian War |
Alexandra Brankova, Ms Dalia Pablo Ortiz |
2026 |
| Quantum-Resilient SATIN and European Digital Sovereignty |
Dr Gürkan Gür |
2026 |
| Selling the Future of War: Discursive Power and Military Innovation |
Nicolas Krieger |
2026 |
| Telegram in Russia’s Information Strategy: Evidence from Serbia |
Anna Seliverstova |
2026 |
| Vectorial Analysis of Hybrid Warfare: Directionality, Interaction, and Systemic Effects |
Fabio Duarte |
2026 |
| Competitive Cyber Statecraft of the Middle-Ground: A Neoclassical Realist Model |
Arthur Laudrain, Joe Devanny |
2025 |
| Does Preeminence in Emerging and Military Technologies Matter for International Status and Prestige? Experimental Study |
Zakir Rzazade |
2025 |
| Infrastructural frontlines of (dis)information: data territoriality in the Russian war against Ukraine |
Louis Petiniaud |
2025 |
| Innovation and engineering at the front: the Ukrainian case of Unmanned Systems |
Emilie Berthelsen |
2025 |
| Online military influencers in a social media age |
Anders Puck Nielsen |
2025 |
| Paradigm Paradox: How Emerging Cybersecurity Communities Moderate EU Governance |
Hannah-Sophie Weber |
2025 |
| Reassessing European Security: The drivers of NATO’s response to hybrid threats since 2014 |
Laura Lisboa |
2025 |
| Regulatory Asymmetries in Cryptocurrency Governance: Implications for Sanctions Evasion |
Orfeas Anastasios Koidi |
2025 |
| The Erosion of Traditional Deterrence: Space as a Case Study in Military Transformation |
Raoul Cardellini Leipertz |
2025 |
| What’s Got You So Worried? The Replicator Initiative and US Techno-Anxieties in an Age of Great Power Competition |
Tom Watts |
2025 |
| Artificial Intelligence and Non-linearity: An Analysis of the Limitations of Statistical Learning AI in Warfare |
Alessandra Russo |
2024 |
| Business power and the quiet politics of military innovation in cyberspace |
Moritz Weiss |
2024 |
| Changing Expertise: Knowledge Production through Artificial Intelligence in the Military Domain |
Alies Jansen |
2024 |
| Developing digital peripheries for strategic advantage: Competitive cyber capacity building assistance initiatives in Africa |
Julia Carver |
2024 |
| Exploring the cybersecurity policy design space in the EU: a mixed methods approach based on machine-learning techniques |
Mattia Sguazzini |
2024 |
| Getting the Revolution in Intelligence Affairs Right: Technological Innovation, Organizational and Operational Adaptation, and Intelligence Effectiveness in the Second Machine Age |
Niccolò Petrelli |
2024 |
| Hybrid axis of evil. Policing of organised crime and state threats in global ports |
Yarin Eski |
2024 |
| Proliferation not democratization: open-source intelligence and the war in Ukraine |
Damien Van Puyvelde |
2024 |
| Technological Innovation and national security: Variations in public-private relations in the defense and cybersecurity sectors |
Yagnyashri Kodaru, Lorenz Sommer |
2024 |
| The Eternal Promise of Missile Defense |
Sanne Verschuren |
2024 |
| Virtually inconceivable? Foregrounding the ontological dimension to cyber strategic studies |
Julia Carver |
2024 |
| Winning the Battle of Adaptation |
Kristen Harkness, Marc DeVore |
2024 |
| A Lesser Evil: Why Democracies Struggle to Respond to Cyber-Enabled Election Interference |
Arthur Laudrain |
2023 |
| Cognitive Warfare as Part of Society: A Never-Ending Battle for Minds |
Robin Burda |
2023 |
| Engine or Brake? The Franco-German Couple and the Future of the European Defence Industry |
Antonio Calcara |
2023 |
| From the Bottom-Up: AI and Military Officers in Defence Alliances |
Vicky Karyoti |
2023 |
| Industries of Sovereignty: Strategic Autonomy, Defence Industrial Interests and the French Government's Use of the "European Sovereignty" Discourse in EU Politics (2017-22) |
Salih Isik Bora, Ediz Topcuoglu |
2023 |
| NATO and Multi-Domain Operations: Between Deterrence and Conflict |
Mauro Gilli, Andrea Gilli, Nina Silove |
2023 |
| Numbers, Prediction and Cyberwar: Why Integrating the Cyber Domain in Kinetic Wargames Is So Difficult and What Can Be Done |
Peadar Callaghan |
2023 |
| Overcoming Obstacles: Reflections on Creating a Cross-National Experimental Cyber Security Research |
Ayhan Gucuyener |
2023 |
| The Normative Power of the Factual: How State Practice Shapes Understandings About Direct Public Political Attribution of Cyber Operations |
Christina Rupp |
2023 |
| The Shock of the Old in the Russo-Ukraine War? Misunderstanding Continuity, Change and Adaptation of Military Technology Under Fire |
Brendan Flynn |
2023 |
| The US Hegemony Dilemma and European Missile Production |
Lucas Hellemeier |
2023 |
| Business as Usual or New Forms of Collaboration? Non-State Actors in UN Cybercrime Governance |
Lena Herbst |
2022 |
| On the Peace and Security Implications of Cybercrime – The Need for an Integrated Approach |
Jantje Silomon |
2022 |
| The UN Cybercrime Negotiations: Harmonisation and Universality or Polarisation and Fragmentation? |
Tatiana Tropina |
2022 |
| Unpacking Cyber Affordances in the Context of State-Cybercrime: A Criminological Perspective |
Anita Lavorgna |
2022 |
| India's New Security Approach to the European Union |
Constantino Xavier |
2021 |
| The Proliferation of Military Drones in Europe – Not So Easy, Not So Cheap, but NATO and the EU Can Help |
Dominika Kunertova |
2021 |
| European Perceptions of Nuclear Deterrence in the Era of Trump and Putin and the Path to European Strategic Autonomy |
Tara Varma |
2019 |
| Inhibition or Control: European Autonomy and US Grand Strategy |
Paul van Hooft |
2019 |
| A Weapon of the Weak? Cyberwarfare and China’s Threat Perception |
Simone Dossi |
2018 |
| Chinese Perspectives on Security in Cyberspace |
Rogier Creemers |
2018 |
| Criminal Networks in Africa: a New Door of Latin America Traffics? |
Raquel Barras Tejudo |
2018 |
| Cyber Attacks as a Threat to International Peace and Security: The Action of the UN Security Council |
Annachiara Rotundo |
2018 |
| Cyberspace and the Recourse to Offensive Actions |
Stéphane Taillat |
2018 |
| Hybrid Threats: Terrorism, Transnational Organized Crime and a New Concept of Security |
David Garcia Cantalapiedra |
2018 |
| International Legality of Cyberweapons |
Joanna Kulesza |
2018 |
| Organized Crime in Latin-America: How Brazilian Organizations Are Changing the Rules of the Game |
Carolina Sampó |
2018 |
| The Blurred Line between Insurgency and Organized Crime in Afghanistan |
María Barco Martínez |
2018 |
| The Crime/Terror Nexus in Europe. Initial Results from a Multi-Method Approach |
Daniela Pisolu |
2018 |
| The Impact of Academic Research on States’ Approach and Practice on the International Law Applicable to Cyber Operations |
François Delerue |
2018 |
| American Military-Technological Superiority in the Age of Cyber Espionage, Globalization and the Rise of China |
Dr. Mauro Gilli, Dr. Andrea Gilli |
2017 |
| Cyber Compellence: Applying Coercion in the Information Age |
Dr. Brandon Valeriano, Dr. Benjamin M. Jensen, Dr. Ryan C. Maness |
2017 |
| Cybersecurity and the Public Sector: The Italian Case |
Dr. Raffaele Marchetti, Roberta Mulas |
2017 |
| Issues and Frames: Explaining Coercion in Cyberspace |
Miguel Gomez |
2017 |