ISBN:
9789087284343
Language:
English
Pages:
1 Online-Ressource (552 Seiten)
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Diagramme, Illustrationen, Karten
Keywords:
Krieg
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Geheimdienst
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Analyse
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Internationales politisches System
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Internationale Norm
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Internationales Recht
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Kriegsende
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Ukraine
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Armed conflict
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War and defence operations
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Ukraine
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War;Russia-Ukraine War;Warfighting;War Studies;Ukraine;Military Studies
Abstract:
The Russia-Ukraine war is a multifaceted beast. It ranges from fighting on the ground to high diplomacy, from domestic anti-war protests to international weapon supplies, from justification through sham referenda to coercion via economic sabotage, and from operational misdirection to covering up war crimes. There are close connections between these facets: the collapse of a front leads to the discovery of mass graves; the delivery of weapon systems depends on Zelensky’s appeal to the international community; sham referenda followed by annexation enable accusations of unwillingly mobilised soldiers who refuse to defend the motherland. This volume sheds light on the Russia-Ukraine war, exploring this multitude of facets and their interconnections. Bringing together the expertise of our colleagues at the Netherlands Defense Academy (NLDA) allows us to adopt a distinctively interdisciplinary approach, offering uniquely comprehensive and timely reflections on this armed conflict. The 27 chapters in this volume are centered around five themes. The first section covers historical and contemporary narratives, intelligence, digital technologies, and communication strategies. The second provides in-depth analyses of the operational aspects of the war, including warfighting on land, at sea, in the air, as well as in the space and cyber domains. The third section on international involvement covers topics such as sanctions, burden sharing, arms support and implications of the war on international institutions and the world order. The fourth provides analyses of the normative framework that applies to the Russia-Ukraine war. Finally, the fifth section deals with the way armed forces can transform their organisations and learn from this war, and concludes with questions on how and when the Russia-Ukraine war might end.
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Setting the scene
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Narratives and intelligence
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The war on Ukraine : a warning from history
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Caught by surprise : warning for Russia's invasion of Ukraine
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Open-source intelligence in the Russia-Ukraine War
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'The wise man will be master of the stars' : the use of Twitter by a military intelligence service in wartime : the case of the GUR
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Morale and moral injury among Russian and Ukrainian combatants
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Warfighting
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Putin's war, a European tragedy : why Russia's war failed and what it means for NATO
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Putin's miscalculation : the effectiveness of Russia's new-type warfare in Ukraine
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Russian military logistics and the Ukraine conflict : analyzing dynamics of multilevel alignment
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Explaining stalemate from a Corbettian maritime perspective
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All quiet on the northern front? : limited war and covert action in the Russian-Ukrainian War
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Assessing the dogs of cyberwar : reflections on the dynamics of operations in cyberspace during the Russia-Ukraine War
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The space domain and the Russia-Ukraine War
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International involvement
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Does the Russia sanctions revolution bring about change?
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NATO members' burden sharing behaviour in the aftermath of Russia's annexation of Crimea, 2014-2021
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Contraband of War at sea : interference of arms support to the enemy
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Between multilateralism and great power competition : the future of European indivisible and comprehensive security
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The Russia-Ukraine War and the changing character of the world order
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The West versus the rest? : a pluralist English School perspective on the Ukraine War
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Rules and norms
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Fighting justly : the Russia-Ukraine War and the usefulness of morality
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The 'technology war' and international law : a legal perspective on new technologies used in the Ukraine conflict
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Russian commercial warriors on the battlefield
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A military oath for Russian private military security contractors? : Wagner, Putin and the death of Prigozhin
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Collecting evidence of international crimes in Ukraine : the role of the Royal Netherlands Marechaussee
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Lessons and ending
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Lessons from Ukraine : benchmark or significant exception?
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Revisiting the synthetic organisation : multi-level bricolage in turbulent environments
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War diplomacy in Ukraine : causes and endings of Russia's military invasions
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When will it end? : assessing the duration of Putin's war with Ukraine
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English
DOI:
10.24415/9789087284343
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