Baltic Defence College

Recent papers from Baltic Defence College

1. Martial necropolitics: The position of the combatant in the Russo-Ukrainian warNew Perspectives · 2024
2. Should leaders “keep the flowers blooming” or just “keep the cogwheels greased?” Estonian soldiers’ perceptions of the role of a military leaderJournal of Baltic Studies · 2024
3. Rearticulating the Italian right’s perception of Russia: legitimacy and rupture in the post-invasion landscapeEuropean Politics and Society · 2023
4. President Putin: A holy mad man or a brave but trapped chicken in Ukraine?Comparative Strategy · 2023
5. Putting Comprehensive Defence to Work: What Can Poland Learn from the Baltic States?Politeja · 2022
6. Manipulation and Propaganda in the Russian Media: The Case of the Vriemia News Programme (2017-2019)Contemporary Economics · 2021
7. The Eurocentrism of neo-Roman republicanism and the neglect of republican empireThesis Eleven · 2021
8. Challenges for the Land Corridors of the ‘One Belt, One Road’ Project ChallenDe Securitate et Defensione O Bezpieczeństwie i Obronności · 2021
9. Russia and Western concepts of deterrence, normative power, and sanctionsComparative Strategy · 2021
10. Will Russia Comply with the Western Norms and Values ? Russia’s Understanding on Credible Deterrence, Normative Power and SanctionsLithuanian Annual Strategic Review · 2020
11. Territorial Defence, Comprehensive Defence and Total Defence: Meanings and Differences in the Estonian Defence ForceJournal on Baltic Security./Journal on Baltic security · 2020
12. Liberal militarism and republican restraints on power: the problems of unaccountable interventions for American democracyCritical Military Studies · 2020
13. From Thucydides to 1648: The “Missing” Years in IR and the Missing Voices in World HistoryInternational Studies Perspectives · 2020
14. Development of Military Spending Determinants in Baltic Countries—Empirical AnalysisEconomies · 2020
15. Western Misperception when Deterring Russia: Cultural and Linguistic FactorsJournal of Politics and Law · 2020
16. The balance of power and the power struggles of the polisJournal of International Political Theory · 2020
17. The NATO “Defender 2020” exercise in the Baltic States: Will measured escalation lead to credible deterrence or provoke an escalation?Comparative Strategy · 2020
18. Revisiting the expansion thesis: international society and the role of the Dutch East India company as a merchant empireEuropean Journal of International Relations · 2020
19. Is the European Migration Crisis Caused by Russian Hybrid Warfare?Journal of Politics and Law · 2020
20. Hybrid warfare as a strategic tool for shaping policy of the Russian FederationHumanities and Social Sciences quarterly · 2020