Jeremy Stöhs is an Austrian-American defense analyst at the Institute for Security Policy at Kiel University (ISPK) and its adjunct Center for Maritime Strategy & Security. He is also a non-resident fellow of the Austrian Center for Intelligence, Propaganda and Security Studies. Jeremy has studied in Austria, Germany, and theUnited States, holds a masterâ's degree in history and English. Prior to his studies, he worked in law enforcement with the Austrian Federal Police.

“For anyone interested in contemporary naval matters, twenty-first century international relations, and geopolitics, this is the book to read. Jeremy Stöhs should be congratulated for having the nerve to write it, and for challenging readers to disagree. Thoroughly recommended.” — The Naval Review“A thought-provoking and sensible analysis.” — Ausmarine"The Decline of European Naval Forces is ... a valuable critique, and an important read for anyone concerned about the European and Western security.” — Strategy Page“This book deserves a wide readership… an important wake-up call and an impressive debut for a new naval analyst.” — Navy News“The book is a strong analysis of how, for many years, European fleets have been subjected to cuts in order to pick up a 'Peace Dividend' and the consequences that we must now live with…. The Decline of European Naval Forces is therefore clearly commendable and interesting.” — Kongressen.com"Well written and didactic, it gives a good view of the evolution of the navies since the end of the cold war." — Defense24.news

Jeremy Stöhs is an Austrian-American defense analyst at the Institute for Security Policy at Kiel University (ISPK) and its adjunct Center for Maritime Strategy & Security. He is also a non-resident fellow of the Austrian Center for Intelligence, Propaganda and Security Studies. Jeremy has studied in Austria, Germany, and theUnited States, holds a masterâ's degree in history and English. Prior to his studies, he worked in law enforcement with the Austrian Federal Police.

“For anyone interested in contemporary naval matters, twenty-first century international relations, and geopolitics, this is the book to read. Jeremy Stöhs should be congratulated for having the nerve to write it, and for challenging readers to disagree. Thoroughly recommended.” — The Naval Review“A thought-provoking and sensible analysis.” — Ausmarine"The Decline of European Naval Forces is ... a valuable critique, and an important read for anyone concerned about the European and Western security.” — Strategy Page“This book deserves a wide readership… an important wake-up call and an impressive debut for a new naval analyst.” — Navy News“The book is a strong analysis of how, for many years, European fleets have been subjected to cuts in order to pick up a 'Peace Dividend' and the consequences that we must now live with…. The Decline of European Naval Forces is therefore clearly commendable and interesting.” — Kongressen.com"Well written and didactic, it gives a good view of the evolution of the navies since the end of the cold war." — Defense24.news

Jeremy Stöhs is an Austrian-American defense analyst at the Institute for Security Policy at Kiel University (ISPK) and its adjunct Center for Maritime Strategy & Security. He is also a non-resident fellow of the Austrian Center for Intelligence, Propaganda and Security Studies. Jeremy has studied in Austria, Germany, and theUnited States, holds a masterâ's degree in history and English. Prior to his studies, he worked in law enforcement with the Austrian Federal Police.

“For anyone interested in contemporary naval matters, twenty-first century international relations, and geopolitics, this is the book to read. Jeremy Stöhs should be congratulated for having the nerve to write it, and for challenging readers to disagree. Thoroughly recommended.” — The Naval Review“A thought-provoking and sensible analysis.” — Ausmarine"The Decline of European Naval Forces is ... a valuable critique, and an important read for anyone concerned about the European and Western security.” — Strategy Page“This book deserves a wide readership… an important wake-up call and an impressive debut for a new naval analyst.” — Navy News“The book is a strong analysis of how, for many years, European fleets have been subjected to cuts in order to pick up a 'Peace Dividend' and the consequences that we must now live with…. The Decline of European Naval Forces is therefore clearly commendable and interesting.” — Kongressen.com"Well written and didactic, it gives a good view of the evolution of the navies since the end of the cold war." — Defense24.news