Dr Mikael Weissmann

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    • (Why) is the offensive predominant in military tactical thinking?
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East Asia, Interview, North Korea, Northeast Asia

On the securty situation in North Korea

Link June 9, 2017 mikaelweissmann

On the securty situation in North Korea in Svenska Dagbladet.

https://www.svd.se/expert-usas-och-nordkoreas-relation-pa-bottenniva/i/senaste

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Dr. Mikael Weissmann is an Associate Professor (Docent) in War Studies at the Swedish Defence University and a Senior Research Fellow at the Swedish Institute of International Affairs. He is also the head coordinator of the Stockholm Belt and Road Observatory and a member of CSCAP-EU and the European Think-Tank Network China (ETNC).

His research focus on East Asia with focus on the role of China and war studies. He is an expert on in particular:
– Power Shift in East Asia
– the Belt & Road initiative- the South China Sea
– North Korea
– Sino-Russian relations
– Cross-strait relations.

His research on war studies focus on land operations, with particular emphasis on
– hybrid warfare and threats
– military tactical thinking
– strategic communication at the tactical level.

Tweets by @mikaelweissmann

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Recent Posts

  • Stockholm Belt & Road Observatory – web launch
  • Op-ed on how to manage China and BRI
  • Launching the Stockholm Belt and Road Observatory
  • Oxford University Press blog: How Trump is making China great again
  • Will Trump make China great again? The belt and road initiative and international order

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