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The Nature of Current Military Threats to Russia and the Experience of History
Military Thought, 2021exaly +2 more sources
Hybrid Dangers and Threats and Their Impact on Russia's Military Security System
Military Thought, 2022exaly +2 more sources
ASSESSMENT OF THREATS IN RUSSIA'S MILITARY DOCTRINE
Security Index A Russian Journal on International Security, 2010exaly +2 more sources
Contemporary Security Policy, 2021
Since the annexation of Crimea in 2014, hybrid warfare has become a widely used yet ambiguous term to describe Russia's hostile activities. In academic publications and policy documents, there have been a plethora of different definitions and concepts to
Silvie Janičatová, P. Mlejnková
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Since the annexation of Crimea in 2014, hybrid warfare has become a widely used yet ambiguous term to describe Russia's hostile activities. In academic publications and policy documents, there have been a plethora of different definitions and concepts to
Silvie Janičatová, P. Mlejnková
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The threat of Russia's force in Ukraine
Journal on the Use of Force and International LawIn December 2021, Russia's military build-up near Ukraine, accompanied by explicit denials of any plans for an incursion, presents a significant case study on hidden threats of force.
Sava Janković, Volker Röben
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Defence Studies, 2020
The annexation of Crimea and the Russia enabled rebellion in Donbas created a need for radical improvements of Ukrainian military capability. This study discusses how different, mostly domestic, reform drivers and reform impeding factors had impact on ...
Tor Bukkvoll
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The annexation of Crimea and the Russia enabled rebellion in Donbas created a need for radical improvements of Ukrainian military capability. This study discusses how different, mostly domestic, reform drivers and reform impeding factors had impact on ...
Tor Bukkvoll
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Defence and Peace Economics, 2019
A variant of established work on the demand for military expenditure is developed based on a practical concept of fiscal space from the perspective of short-term government choices concerning public expenditures.
Edward Hunter Christie
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A variant of established work on the demand for military expenditure is developed based on a practical concept of fiscal space from the perspective of short-term government choices concerning public expenditures.
Edward Hunter Christie
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The Evolution of Views of the Japanese Leadership on the Military Threat from Russia in 1895–1916
Vestnik NSU. Series: History and Philology, 2023The article examines the views of the top leadership of Japan on the degree of military threat to Russia in 1895-1916. The author concludes about the decisive influence of the fears of the Japanese Empire government about a military clash with Russia on the process of developing and implementing the foreign policy of this island state in this period ...
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Friends in Need: Belarusian Alliance Commitments to Russia and the Ukraine War
Journal of Slavic Military Studies, 2020Belarus, arguably Russia’s closest military ally, observably distanced itself from Russia’s actions early on during the Ukraine conflict. It maintained an ambiguous line about the annexation of Crimea, and its rhetoric toward NATO members became less ...
Paul Hansbury
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Threat Assessments and Strategic Objectives in Russia’s Arctic Policy
Journal of Slavic Military Studies, 2019Russia’s Arctic policy keeps going along two poorly compatible tracks of expanding military activities and committing to international cooperation. Exaggerated threat assessments are typically advanced to justify the strongly set strategic priority for ...
P. Baev
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