Publications

Hybrid CoE publications address hybrid threat themes from multiple perspectives. The publications provide in-depth analysis and recommendations for policy makers, academia and practitioners in the Euro-Atlantic area.

Identity & cognitive vulnerabilities

Hybrid CoE Paper 24

Social identities and democratic vulnerabilities: Learning from examples of targeted disinformation

Maritime

Hybrid CoE Research Report 14

Cross-cutting technologies in Chinese space activities: Raising the risk of hybrid threats

Aviation & Space

Hybrid CoE Paper

Hybrid CoE Paper 21: China and space: How space technologies boost China’s intelligence capabilities as part of hybrid threats

Maritime

Hybrid CoE Working Paper

Hybrid CoE Working Paper 34: Uncrewed maritime vessels: Shaping naval power in hybrid threat operations

Russia

Hybrid CoE Strategic Analysis

Hybrid CoE Strategic Analysis 35: Lessons learned from Western sanctions on Russia: Knowing your target well

Russia

Hybrid CoE Paper

Hybrid CoE Paper 20: Ukraine’s position in Russia’s strategic thinking: Domestic, regional and international order

Hybrid warfare

Hybrid CoE Working Paper

Hybrid CoE Working Paper 33: State, non-state or chimera? The rise and fall of the Wagner Group and recommendations for countering Russia’s employment of complex proxy networks

Nordic-Baltic region

Hybrid CoE Working Paper

Hybrid CoE Working Paper 32: Russia’s hybrid threat tactics against the Baltic Sea region: From disinformation to sabotage

Resilience

Hybrid CoE Working Paper

Hybrid CoE Working Paper 31: Building Resilience to hybrid threats: Best practices in the Nordics

Arctic region

Hybrid CoE Working Paper

Hybrid CoE Working Paper 30: Security and geopolitics in the Arctic: The increase of hybrid threat activities in the Norwegian High North

Election interference

Hybrid CoE Research Report

Hybrid CoE Research Report 12: Countering hybrid threats to elections: From updating legislation to establishing collaboration networks

Disinformation

Hybrid CoE Working Paper

Hybrid CoE Working Paper 29: Cause for concern: The continuing success and impact of Kremlin disinformation campaigns

Cyber

Hybrid CoE Paper

Social identities and democratic vulnerabilities: Learning from examples of targeted disinformation

Protecting maritime infrastructure from hybrid threats: legal options

Countering state-sponsored proxies: Designing a robust policy

Strings attached: China’s narrative influence in Sub-Saharan Africa

Cross-cutting technologies in Chinese space activities: Raising the risk of hybrid threats

Hybrid CoE Paper 21: China and space: How space technologies boost China’s intelligence capabilities as part of hybrid threats

Hybrid CoE Working Paper 34: Uncrewed maritime vessels: Shaping naval power in hybrid threat operations

Hybrid CoE Strategic Analysis 35: Lessons learned from Western sanctions on Russia: Knowing your target well

Hybrid CoE Paper 20: Ukraine’s position in Russia’s strategic thinking: Domestic, regional and international order

Hybrid CoE Working Paper 33: State, non-state or chimera? The rise and fall of the Wagner Group and recommendations for countering Russia’s employment of complex proxy networks

Hybrid CoE Working Paper 32: Russia’s hybrid threat tactics against the Baltic Sea region: From disinformation to sabotage

Hybrid CoE Working Paper 31: Building Resilience to hybrid threats: Best practices in the Nordics

Hybrid CoE Working Paper 30: Security and geopolitics in the Arctic: The increase of hybrid threat activities in the Norwegian High North

Hybrid CoE Research Report 12: Countering hybrid threats to elections: From updating legislation to establishing collaboration networks

Hybrid CoE Working Paper 29: Cause for concern: The continuing success and impact of Kremlin disinformation campaigns

Hybrid CoE Paper 19: Legal power play in cyberspace: Authoritarian and democratic perspectives and the role of international law

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