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25 papers on theoretical developments in security studies, presented at EISS conferences and workshops from 2017 to 2026 by 31 authors. They sit here inside the whole European Security Studies Anthology, so you can see which other themes this one reaches into.

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Paper	Authors	Year
Anticipated Failure: Why States Go to War Un(der)prepared	Mariya Grinberg	2026
Financial (In)Security, TikTok, and the Far-Right Pipeline	Clara Jammot	2026
Fortifying the Eastern Flank: Leveraging Historical Lessons to Create Effective Defence Systems	Alexander Lanoszka, Dr Michael Hunzeker	2026
From National Incident Response to Zero Trust: Bridging Cyber Defence Policy and Technical Implementation in Wartime Ukraine	Dmytro Uzlov, Vladyslav Vilihura	2026
Influence as Strategic Infrastructure: China, NATO, and Competition Below the Threshold of War	Sara Russo, Mrs Giulia Biselli	2026
Knowing cybersecurity: The epistemic infrastructural power of big tech	Tobias Liebetrau	2026
No Woman's Land: Securitisation of Female Forced Migration in Afghanistan	Jéssica da Costa Pereira	2026
Revisiting Multi-Domain Operations: A Historical Reflection on the Respective Roles of Combination and Prioritisation in the Conduct of War	Dr Samuel Zilincik, Dr James Horncastle	2026
Selling the Future of War: Discursive Power and Military Innovation	Nicolas Krieger	2026
Bioarchaeological approaches to gendered violence in prehistoric Europe	Linda Fibiger	2024
Can there be a responsible nuclear weapon state? Understanding the agency and moral relevance of nuclear weapons	Tim Thies	2024
Changing Expertise: Knowledge Production through Artificial Intelligence in the Military Domain	Alies Jansen	2024
Chimpanzee communication in conflict and cooperation: Implications for the evolution of language	Katie Slocombe	2024
Clothing and deception in forager warfare	William Buckner	2024
Envisioning Critical Strategic Studies	Chiara Libiseller, Isabelle Duyvesteyn	2024
Exploring how the emotion of interest shapes strategic studies scholarship (and how we can make the most of it)	Samuel Zilincik, Dagmar Ludackova	2024
Foreign policy before the State: Diplomatic practices in prehistory	Hugo Meijer	2024
The peace/violence paradox in the human species: implications for international relationships	Richard Wrangham	2024
Unwritten testimony from the past: Uncovering evidence of prehistoric violence and warfare	Christopher Knüsel	2024
Virtually inconceivable? Foregrounding the ontological dimension to cyber strategic studies	Julia Carver	2024
Overcoming Obstacles: Reflections on Creating a Cross-National Experimental Cyber Security Research	Ayhan Gucuyener	2023
Empathetic Practices in International Security	Claire Yorke	2017
The Book that Leaves Nothing to Chance: How The Strategy of Conflict and Its Legacy Normalized the Practice of Nuclear Threats	Dr. Benoit Pelopidas	2017
The Procurement and Adoption of Innovations in Modern Naval Warfare	Aldo Carone	2017
Tools, Concepts, and Weapons: Intellectual History and Strategic Studies	Dr. Grey Anderson	2017