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Non-state actors

From private corporations to religious institutions – Hybrid CoE’s taxonomy of non-state hybrid threat actors

Non-state actors

Hybrid CoE Research Report

Hybrid CoE Research Report 6: Hybrid threats from non-state actors: A taxonomy

Maritime hybrid threats under the loupe at Hybrid CoE

Invitation to Jyväskylä Summer School course: ‘The Landscape of Hybrid Threats: Culture and the Changing Nature of War’, 8 –12 August 2022

Hybrid CoE Paper

Hybrid CoE Paper 13: Digitalization and hybrid threats: Assessing the vulnerabilities for European security

Hybrid CoE Paper

Hybrid CoE Paper 12: Deterring hybrid threats: Towards a fifth wave of deterrence theory and practice

Middle East and North Africa (MENA)

Due to its war in Ukraine, Russia may increase its hybrid threat activities in the MENA region

Middle East and North Africa (MENA)

Hybrid CoE Research Report

Hybrid CoE Research Report 5: Hybrid threat activity in the MENA region: State and non-state actors seeking status and expanding influence

Hybrid CoE Working Paper

Hybrid CoE Working Paper 13: The Kremlin’s messaging on Ukraine: Authorities and “media” hand in hand

Hybrid CoE Strategic Analysis

Hybrid CoE Strategic Analysis 30: Russia’s policy towards Belarus: Controlling more, giving back less

Hybrid CoE Paper

Hybrid CoE Paper 10: Cyber conflict in a hybrid threat environment: Death by a thousand cuts

‘Seeing red’ – project comparing Russia and China launched

Ongoing hybrid threats against the EU and NATO

Economic security

Hybrid CoE Paper

Hybrid CoE Paper 9: Towards a more China-centred global economy? Implications for Chinese power in the age of hybrid threats

Hybrid CoE Research Report

Hybrid CoE Research Report 3: Hybrid threats and the law: Building legal resilience

The EU and NATO need a legal threat register to build preparedness, writes Dr Aurel Sari in Hybrid CoE Research Report