This edition of the Swiss Military Revue features six articles on assorted aspects of military power, three of which are in German, one in French and two in English. More specifically, the texts examine 1) NATO’s contemporary challenges in dealing with various security threats in Europe; 2) experiences and lessons from the Strategic Leadership Exercise, which the Swiss Federal Chancellery conducted in 2017; 3) the importance of cybersecurity in light of the security threats the development of artificial intelligence (AI) will generate; 4) a theoretical framework for the analysis of strategies employed during armed conflict; 5) the role of information in power politics; and 6) ethics in military public affairs.
This edition of the Swiss Military Revue features six articles on assorted aspects of military power, three of which are in German, one in French and two in English. More specifically, the texts examine 1) NATO’s contemporary challenges in dealing with various security threats in Europe; 2) experiences and lessons from the Strategic Leadership Exercise, which the Swiss Federal Chancellery conducted in 2017; 3) the importance of cybersecurity in light of the security threats the development of artificial intelligence (AI) will generate; 4) a theoretical framework for the analysis of strategies employed during armed conflict; 5) the role of information in power politics; and 6) ethics in military public affairs.
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