Dr Mikael Weissmann

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I am an enthusiastic traveller. Besides the process of travelling itself, I also enjoy diving and snorkelling. Here are some sample pictures; more is to come! Shutterstock: https://www.shutterstock.com/g/Mikael+Weissmann Diving & snorkelling

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Dr Mikael Weissmann is Associate Professor in War Studies and Head of Research- and Deputy Head of the Land Operations Section at the Swedish Defence University. He is the convenor of the Land Warfare Research Group (LWRG) and co-convenor of the Hybrid Warfare Research Group (HWRG) and the Asian Security and Strategy Research Group (ASSRG). He is also a member of CSCAP-EU.

Weissmann’s research focuses on security, strategy and warfare.

His expertise includes:

– Military operations and tactics
– Military tactical thinking,
– Hybrid threats- and warfare
– Intelligence analysis
– Land Tactics
– China and East Asian security and strategy broadly defined

His research on China and East Asia focuses on China’s foreign policy and role in the world, with a special focus on China and Global Power Shifts. He has a particular interest in:

– the Belt and Road initiative
– Energy
– the South China Sea
– the North Korean nuclear conflict
– the Taiwan Issue
– Sino-Russian relations

Weissmann has also pursued research on track-two diplomacy, conflict management and peacebuilding as well as Europe’s relations with China and East Asia.

Tweets by @mikaelweissmann

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Land Warfare | Security | Strategy | Hybrid Threats & Warfare | Intelligence Analysis | China | East Asia | South China Sea | Belt & Road | Energy | North Korea

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Recent Posts

Lecture on “Hybrid Warfare and Hybrid Threats” for Psyopsförbundet
Annual Russia Seminar 2021
Workshop on “Great Powers Exceptionalism”
BOOK: Hybrid Warfare: Security and Asymmetric Conflict in International Relations
Guest Lecture at War Studies University, Warsaw

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