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  • Hybrid: what’s in a name?

    The first in a mini-series of short publications on hybrid warfare, this Brief takes a closer look at what the widely-used term actually means. Now that the European Union considers itself a potential target of hybrid threats, what can it do to prepare an effective strategy to...

    Briefs
    28 October 2015 By: Jan Joel Andersson, Thierry Tardy
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    Hybrid tactics: ISIL & Co.

    The last in a mini-series of EUISS publications on hybrid warfare, the Alert assesses the tactics employed by terrorist groups in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) such as ISIL. How do they differ from those of state actors in other parts of the world?

    Alerts
    28 October 2015 By: Florence Gaub
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    Hybrid tactics: Russia and the West

    This Alert shows how disquiet in the West about Russia's use of hybrid tactics has elevated concern about the phenomenon to the strategic level, in particular due to fears that hybrid operations may undermine the credibility of deterrence.

    Alerts
    28 October 2015 By: Nicu Popescu
  • Strategic communications – East and South

    Both Russia and ISIL/Daesh have engaged in aggressive messaging and deceptive media campaigns, albeit with distinct narratives, targets and audiences. This Report analyses the ‘what’ and the ‘how’; and also draws attention to strategic communications efforts undertaken by the EU.

    Analysis
    29 July 2016 With contributions from: Jan Joel Andersson, Florence Gaub, Antonio Missiroli, Nicu Popescu, John-Joseph Wilkins

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