“Whereas resilience is a necessary building block in creating a coherent strategy towards Russia, it is nevertheless insufficient when it comes to deterring Russia from unwanted acts”, writes Heine Sørensen and Dorthe Bach Nyemann from the Institute for Strategy at the Royal Danish Defence College.
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Hybrid CoE Strategic Analysis
Hybrid CoE Strategic Analysis 13: Going Beyond Resilience. A revitalised approach to countering hybrid threats
by Dorthe Bach Nyemann, Heine Sørensen
What is a Strategic Analysis?
A short paper addressing timely questions concerning hybrid threats. Aims to identify gaps in knowledge and understanding, explain processes behind a phenomenon, or highlight trends and future challenges. Aimed at a wider audience of experts and non-experts alike.
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