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Inbunden, Engelska, 2021
976 kr
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For students of Strategic Studies in small countries with limited financial, human and military resources, the available literature on Strategic Studies, in particular texts that seek to explain the key concepts and components of Strategic Studies, can be very alien in its focus to the strategic conditions and issues that these countries face.This book contains a collection of essays that seeks to discuss key concepts in Strategic Studies, as well as contemporary challenges in strategy and defence policy, from the perspective of small states. It is based on the idea — derived from the German philosopher of war, Carl von Clausewitz — that there is a distinction between logic and grammar: while the field of Strategic Studies contains a number of key concepts (such as geopolitics and geostrategy, strategic culture, arms dynamics and the phenomenon of military modernization) that are universal in logic, the grammar (that is, the specific manifestations of these concepts) in the contexts of small states is necessarily different from larger, more materially endowed, states.Related Link(s)
Inbunden, Engelska, 2024
822 kr
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The advent of the 4th Industrial Revolution amidst the increasingly intensified global competition between the United States and China promises to be a major inflection point in human history. The authors assembled in this volume provide a sober assessment of this techno-nationalist contest and their implications for the rest of the world.
Häftad, Engelska, 2024
397 kr
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The advent of the 4th Industrial Revolution amidst the increasingly intensified global competition between the United States and China promises to be a major inflection point in human history. The authors assembled in this volume provide a sober assessment of this techno-nationalist contest and their implications for the rest of the world.
Inbunden, Engelska, 2025
950 kr
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This book offers a unique exploration of the shifting nature of identities and their broader implications. As times change, people's identities and ideologies have evolved, expanding the scope of national cohesion and security. It delves into four such ideologies — Far-Right Extremism, Hindutva, the Woke Movement, and Environmental/Climate Activism — examining their rise and impact.Strategic Currents: "Triggered" and "Mobilised" analyses how today's youth are being influenced or mobilised toward various forms of extremism. The youth of Singapore are not immune to this trend; the easy access to global information accelerates the process of self-radicalisation. This book offers insights into how best to mitigate these risks and protect social cohesion.
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Strategic Currents: New And Emerging Technologies: Strategic And Security Implications For Southeast Asia
Inbunden, Engelska, 2026
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The book examines how new and emerging technologies are reshaping Southeast Asia's strategic and security environment. Focusing on developments such as artificial intelligence, quantum computing, autonomous systems, advanced surveillance technologies, and cybersecurity, it analyses how technological change is altering regional power dynamics, defence planning, and strategic vulnerabilities amid intensifying geopolitical competition.Bringing together original essays by researchers from the S. Rajaratnam School of International Studies (RSIS) and leading external experts, the volume offers a timely and in-depth assessment of the security implications of technological innovation for Southeast Asian states and their external partners. The chapters explore both opportunities and risks, addressing how governments and security institutions can adapt to a rapidly evolving technological landscape.Published as part of RSIS' 30th Anniversary commemorations, this edition of Strategic Currents reflects three decades of the School's thought leadership in regional security studies and provides essential insights for policymakers, scholars, and practitioners concerned with Southeast Asia's future.