Defense & Security Analysis

2002 - 2025

Current editor(s): Martin Edmonds

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RETRACTED ARTICLE: Boko Haram “Jama'atu Ahlus-Sunnah Lidda'Awati Wal Jihad” in North-eastern Nigeria: implications for Sub-Saharan African peace and security pp. iii-xiv: Oluwaseun Bamidele
Editorial pp. 289-291: Martin Edmonds
The danger of “hybrid warfare” from a sophisticated adversary: the Russian “hybridity” in the Ukrainian conflict pp. 292-307: Gjorgji Veljovski, Nenad Taneski and Metodija Dojchinovski
Turkey’s imperial legacy and the conflict potential in the Balkans pp. 308-319: Anton Bebler
The politics of renewed quest for a Biafra Republic in Nigeria pp. 320-332: Idowu Johnson and Azeez Olaniyan
Perspectives for the development of key industrial capabilities for Canada’s defence sector pp. 333-346: Yan Cimon
Threats and civil–military relations: explaining Singapore’s “trickle down” military innovation pp. 347-365: Evan A. Laksmana
NATO’s push into the Caucasus: geopolitical flashpoints and limits for expansion pp. 366-379: Paul Antonopoulos, Renato Velez and Drew Cottle
The art of meddling: a theoretical, strategic and historical analysis of non-official covers for clandestine Humint pp. 380-394: Stefano Musco
Editorial board pp. ebi-ebi: The Editors

Editorial pp. 191-192: Martin Edmonds
Nuclear deterrence and cyber warfare: coexistence or competition? pp. 193-208: Stephen J. Cimbala
What is the global landpower network and what value might it provide? pp. 209-222: Christopher G. Pernin, Angela O’Mahony, Thomas S. Szayna, Derek Eaton, Katharina Ley Best, Elizabeth Bodine-Baron, Joshua Mendelsohn and Osonde A. Osoba
US–Latin America’s security: moving through an inflection point? pp. 223-241: Raul Gouvea
Accounting for Lebanese Muslims’ perspectives on the Islamic state (ISIS): religious militancy, sectarianism and personal attributions pp. 242-262: Simon Haddad
Postmodern warfare and the blurred boundaries between war and peace pp. 263-275: Hans-Georg Ehrhart
Too much Western bias? The need for a more culturally adaptable approach to post-conflict security sector reform pp. 276-288: Ian Westerman

Editorial pp. 77-78: Martin Edmonds and Julian Palmore
US paramilitary programs in comparative perspective: CIA, the US Army Special Forces, and the question of organizational form pp. 79-93: Jon Strandquist
The Millenials’ war: dilemmas of network dependency in today’s military pp. 94-105: Matthew Crosston
Life in the “Gray Zone”: observations for contemporary strategists pp. 106-114: James J. Wirtz
The US NATO and military burden sharing: post-Cold War accomplishments and future prospects pp. 115-130: Stephen J. Cimbala and Peter Kent Forster
The correlates of transatlantic burden sharing: revising the agenda for theoretical and policy analysis pp. 131-157: Jordan Becker
European defence industry consolidation and domestic procurement bias pp. 158-173: Michael Kluth
“Made in China”: an emerging brand in the global arms market pp. 174-189: Ling Li and Ron Matthews

Editorial pp. 1-2: Martin Edmonds and Julian Palmore
Majority rule, minority issues: The Macedonian question in the Dekemvriana pp. 3-14: James Horncastle
The fertile ground of Hell’s carnival: Charles T. R. Bohannan and the US Army’s Counter Intelligence Corps’ investigations of war criminals, collaborators, and the Huk, in the Philippines 1945--1947 pp. 15-29: Jason Ridler
Risk communication within military decision-making: pedagogic considerations pp. 30-44: Hans Liwång
Sharing security in an era of international cooperation: unmanned aerial vehicles and the United States’ Air Force pp. 45-56: Christine Sixta Rinehart
Putin and Russia in retro and forward: the nuclear dimension pp. 57-67: Stephen J. Cimbala
Putin -- the masked nemesis of the strategy of ambiguity pp. 68-76: Douglas Mastriano

Editorial pp. 279-280: Martin Edmonds and Julian Palmore
Deviant globalization: the application of strategic landpower pp. 281-292: Joel R. Hillison and Avram Isaacson
Tipping the scales: short-term interventions and counterinsurgency pp. 293-311: Lawrence E. Cline
The war after next is here -- what does the elephant look like? pp. 312-320: Shay Shabtai
Making defense planning meaningful: the evolution of strategic guidance in the Hungarian Ministry of Defense pp. 321-335: Bence Nemeth
Strategic hedging in Indonesia’s defense diplomacy pp. 336-353: Iis Gindarsah
Deterrence of nuclear terrorism in the context of South Asia pp. 354-360: Shameer Modongal

Editorial pp. 207-208: Julian Palmore and Martin Edmonds
Rethinking military behavior during the Arab Spring pp. 209-223: Michael Makara
Pakistan’s response to US foreign policy towards South Asia 1977--1993 pp. 224-236: Jason Heeg
Revisiting the rise and fall of the Somali Armed Forces, 1960--2012 pp. 237-252: Colin Robinson
Mimetic and normative isomorphism in the establishment and maintenance of independent air forces pp. 253-263: James Hasík
Influences on threat assessment in a military context pp. 264-277: Martin Bang and Hans Liwång

Editorial pp. 113-114: Julian Palmore and Martin Edmonds
Unblocking inertia: US-Russian nuclear arms control and missile defenses pp. 115-128: Stephen J. Cimbala
Constraining missile defence pp. 129-143: Glenn Diesen and Conor Keane
Indian and Chinese espionage pp. 144-162: Nicolas Groffman
North European security after the Ukraine conflict pp. 163-176: Kristian Åtland
Decapitation, disruption, and unintended consequences in counterterrorism: lessons from Islamist terror networks in Spain pp. 177-191: Steven T. Zech
Deterrence of nuclear terrorism in the context of South Asia pp. 192-198: Shameer Modongal
Towards a new national security policy for Canada pp. 199-206: Sean M. Maloney

Defence and security analysis pp. 1-3: Martin Edmonds and Julian Palmore
Burden sharing and the future of NATO: wandering between two worlds pp. 4-18: Darrell Driver
Fleet management in European integration: the case of military helicopter support pp. 19-35: Josselin Droff and Renaud Bellais
Equality and diversity in the British armed forces: progress, challenges and prospects pp. 36-50: Asifa Maaria Hussain and Mohammed Ishaq
Stolen trauma: why some veterans elaborate their psychological experience of military service pp. 51-63: Edgar Jones and Hugh Milroy
The causes of trust and distrust in the military pp. 64-78: Maja Garb and Marjan Malešič
Disaster management in case of CBRNe events: an innovative methodology to improve the safety knowledge of advisors and first responders pp. 79-90: Andrea Malizia
Defining quantitative criteria for the physical protection system effectiveness of nuclear facilities pp. 91-96: Andrey Zhukov, Nikolay Geraskin and Andrey Krasnoborodko
Human conflict and universal ethics (part 2) pp. 97-111: Patrick Mileham