Dr. Moritz Brake is a Senior Fellow at the Center for Advanced Security, Strategic and Integration Studies (CASSIS) at the University of Bonn. He is also Managing Director and Co-Founder of a company focusing on leveraging innovative technology for maritime security, as well as an officer in the reserve of the German Navy with over 21 years of active service experience - including in deployments in the UN mission UNIFIL and EU mission ATALANTA.

• Introduction.- Understanding Germany’s Use of the Navy in Foreign Policy.- The State, Maritime Security and The Navy as an Instrument of Foreign Policy.- Phase 1: First Steps in International Crisis-Response.- Phase 2: The War on Terror: Becoming An Expeditionary Force for Good Order at Sea.- Phase 3: Comprehensive Maritime Security and Ocean Governance.- The Navy and Germany’s New Global Role.- Concluding Remarks.- Epilogue: The German Navy, Maritime Security and Zeitenwende.- Bibliography.

Dr. Moritz Brake is a Senior Fellow at the Center for Advanced Security, Strategic and Integration Studies (CASSIS) at the University of Bonn. He is also Managing Director and Co-Founder of a company focusing on leveraging innovative technology for maritime security, as well as an officer in the reserve of the German Navy with over 21 years of active service experience - including in deployments in the UN mission UNIFIL and EU mission ATALANTA.

• Introduction.- Understanding Germany’s Use of the Navy in Foreign Policy.- The State, Maritime Security and The Navy as an Instrument of Foreign Policy.- Phase 1: First Steps in International Crisis-Response.- Phase 2: The War on Terror: Becoming An Expeditionary Force for Good Order at Sea.- Phase 3: Comprehensive Maritime Security and Ocean Governance.- The Navy and Germany’s New Global Role.- Concluding Remarks.- Epilogue: The German Navy, Maritime Security and Zeitenwende.- Bibliography.

Dr. Moritz Brake is a Senior Fellow at the Center for Advanced Security, Strategic and Integration Studies (CASSIS) at the University of Bonn. He is also Managing Director and Co-Founder of a company focusing on leveraging innovative technology for maritime security, as well as an officer in the reserve of the German Navy with over 21 years of active service experience - including in deployments in the UN mission UNIFIL and EU mission ATALANTA.

• Introduction.- Understanding Germany’s Use of the Navy in Foreign Policy.- The State, Maritime Security and The Navy as an Instrument of Foreign Policy.- Phase 1: First Steps in International Crisis-Response.- Phase 2: The War on Terror: Becoming An Expeditionary Force for Good Order at Sea.- Phase 3: Comprehensive Maritime Security and Ocean Governance.- The Navy and Germany’s New Global Role.- Concluding Remarks.- Epilogue: The German Navy, Maritime Security and Zeitenwende.- Bibliography.