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May 2019

May 2019

Cybersecurity: Changing the Model

Franklin Kramer, Robert Butler
Atlantic Council

Franklin Kramer and Robert Butler contend that the US’ model of cybersecurity is outdated. Indeed, they argue that Washington’s cybersecurity deficiencies are only going to create greater risks for the country as its adversaries continue to grow more sophisticated and as a new period of great power competition emerges. In response, Kramer and Butler propose a new cybersecurity model, which would involve enhanced involvement from the federal government, improved public-private coordination, increased cooperation with international allies and more.

May 2019

Hotspot Analysis: Iranian Cyber-Activities in the Context of Regional Rivalries and International Tensions

Marie Baezne
Center for Security Studies (CSS)

This Hotspot Analysis examines state-sponsored cyber-activities regarding Iran. It outlines that Iran uses cyberspace to surveil dissidents and control information within the country. On the internati...

May 2019

Sicherheit 2019

Tibor Szvircsev Tresch, Andreas Wenger, Stefano De Rosa, Thomas Ferst, Mauro Giovanoli, Eva Moehlecke de Baseggio, Thomas Reiss, Andrea Rinaldo, Olivia Schneider, Jennifer Victoria Scurrell, (Editors: Tibor Szvircsev Tresch, Andreas Wenger)
Center for Security Studies (CSS)

Die Jahresstudie «Sicherheit» dient der Ermittlung langfristiger Trends in der aussen-, sicherheits- und verteidigungspolitischen Meinungsbildung in der Schweiz. Sie basiert auf im Jahresrhythmus durc...

May 2019

Synthesis 2018: Focus on Asia: Continuity and Specificities

Marie Baezner
Center for Security Studies (CSS)

This Hotspot Synthesis identifies trends from three recent CSS Hotspot Analyses on cyber-activities in Asia. It also highlights how these trends underscore the lack of agreement on the use of cyberspa...

May 2019

Public Attribution of Cyber Incidents

Florian J Egloff, Andreas Wenger, (Editor: Fabien Merz)
Center for Security Studies (CSS)

Cyber incidents are increasingly being publicly attributed to specific perpetrators. The public attributions issued by states and cybersecurity companies often lack both transparency and verifiability...

May 2019

Resilience to Disaster Is No Small Measure

Tim Prior, Florian Roth, (Editor: Benno Zogg)
Center for Security Studies (CSS)

Disaster risk reduction policies can mitigate the most harmful impacts of natural hazards. Lack of political support has often hamstrung effective prevention and preparedness, even though early action...

May 2019

Assessing the Arsenals: Past, Present, and Future Capabilities

Jacob Cohn, Adam Lemon, Evan Braden Montgomery
Center for Strategic and Budgetary Assessments (CSBA)

This publication reviews past, present, and planned arsenals for each of the world’s declared nuclear powers and highlights some notable asymmetries in the composition of those arsenals that could imp...

May 2019

Understanding Strategic Interaction in the Second Nuclear Age

Thomas G Mahnken, Gillian Evans, Toshi Yoshihara, Eric S Edelman, Jack Bianchi
Center for Strategic and Budgetary Assessments (CSBA)

This publication examines how strategic interaction has shaped national perceptions of nuclear balances and informed each state’s approach to the development of nuclear policy. More specifically, it 1...

May 2019

Central European Journal of International and Security Studies Vol 13, Issue 1

Mitchell Belfer, Vladislav Strnad, Nik Hynek, Ostap Kushnir, Michal Kolmaš, Petya Ivanova, Mahmoud Khalifa, Ksenia Efremova, Kardo Rached, Ahmed Omar Bali, Andrii Voitsikhovskyi, Oleksandr Bakumov, Olena Ustymenko, Mykola Marchuk, Zeren Langjia, Jian Shi, Krzysztof Brzechczyn, Dragoş Petrescu, Michał Kwiecień, Cristina Petrescu, Grzegorz Greg Lewicki, Rafał Paweł Wierzchosławski, Aviezer Tucker, Elaaf Hadi, Lapo Degl’Innocenti, Kacper Szulecki, Tabe George Eyong, (Editors: Mitchell Belfer, Jakub Marek)
Central European Journal of International and Security Studies (CEJISS)

This CEJISS issue features articles on 1) Ukraine’s foreign policy, particularly with regards to the EU and Russia, during the presidency of Leonid Kuchma; 2) the reforms to Japan’s security posture u...

May 2019

Between Anarchy and Censorship: Public Discourse and the Duties of Social Media

Judit Bayer
Centre for European Policy Studies (CEPS)

What are the responsibilities of social media? To whom should it be accountable? This publication argues for the creation of a new legal category to answer these questions, one that would provide clea...

May 2019

EU Policy on Strengthening Resilience in Moldova, Ukraine and Georgia

Denis Cenușa
Centre for European Policy Studies (CEPS)

This publication contends that while the EU has financed various actions to improve the rule of law in Georgia, Moldova and Ukraine, the influence of oligarchs in these countries has not lessened, but...

May 2019

Protecting Europe: The EU´s Response to Hybrid Threats

Daniel Fiott, Roderick Parkes
European Union Institute for Security Studies (EUISS)

Daniel Fiott and Roderick Parkes write that the EU has designed an array of policies to counter hybrid threats since 2014. Have these efforts been effective? To find out, our authors present case studies on the Union’s hybrid threat countermeasures in three sectors: borders, critical infrastructure and disinformation. Fiott and Parkes find that the EU is better placed to counter such threats than five years ago, but sticking points remain. For instance, the EU’s strategies regarding hybrid threats continue to remain hampered by institutional compartmentalization.

May 2019

China’s Challenge to Human Rights

Katja Creutz
Finnish Institute of International Affairs (FIIA)

This publication takes stock of China’s human rights related activities in the UN, particularly in the Human Rights Council (HRC). It contends that China is systematically engaging removing human righ...

May 2019

The 2019 European Election: New Political Constellations

Tuomas Iso-Markku, Marco Siddi
Finnish Institute of International Affairs (FIIA)

This publication contends that three main factors will determine the future structure of the European Parliament: 1) the outcome of the 2019 European Parliament elections; 2) how the newly elected Mem...

May 2019

Blacklisting Huawei and the New Thirty Years War

Yossef Bodansky
Institut für Strategie- Politik- Sicherheits- und Wirtschaftsberatung (ISPSW)

This publication contends that Huawei and the US efforts against the company have become a core issue in the rapidly escalating Sino-US trade war. Key insights include 1) that both the treatment and f...

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