Resultaten voor 'christian kaunert'

1. Arif Sahar
2. Christian Kaunert

Reconceptualizing Securitization in Afghanistan

This book analyses the securitization of ethnic identities and social groups by the state in Afghanistan in the post-2001 context.

Implementing SDG 16 Goals with Artificial Intelligence

1. Dan Diker
2. Christian Kaunert

Securitization, Hybrid Warfare, and the Palestinian National Movement

This book provides a rigorous theoretical analysis of the evolution of non-state actors within the contemporary global security architecture. Utilising Securitisation Theory, the authors examine how national movements transition from revolutionary origins toward sophisticated diplomatic engagement and international advocacy. Focusing on the Palestinian National Movement as a primary case study, the book traces the shift in political strategy rooted in a hybrid warfare securitization approach and explores how this shapes its identity, goals, and actions. Drawing on extensive empirical research, the book investigates the ideological, political, and historical foundations of the PNM and introduces the Hybrid Warfare Securitization Theory (HWST). It offers an academic exploration of how modern movements navigate the 'security-diplomacy' nexus, thereby making an original contribution to the literature on securitisation and hybrid warfare. It is an essential resource for scholars interested in the intersection of soft power, narrative contestation, and international security, and, in so doing, it also enriches the broader scholarship on the modern Middle East. Providing valuable insights for policymakers, researchers, and readers interested in emerging forms of conflict, counter-terrorism, and the dynamics of conflict, this book deepens our understanding of one of the most enduring and complex political movements of our time.

EU, Security and The Eastern Partnership

This book connects the scholarly discussions on 'security' and 'resilience', by examining the various definitions and meanings of the terms in the EU's Eastern Partnership (EaP) policy, and in what ways the EU has attempted to define the relationship between security and resilience in its official rhetoric and in policy practice.

1. Merve Gönlühos Elmas
2. Christian Kaunert
3. Yakup Kaya

Türkiye, Libya and Security Relations

Dr. Merve G. Elmas, born in 1991 in Switzerland, earned her Master's in History in Türkiye, focusing on the Ottoman army in WWI. She later completed her PhD under joint supervision and is now a Lecturer at Necmettin Erbakan University. Her research centers on the political dynamics of the MENA region, with an emphasis on international peace, security, terrorism, and institutions like NATO and the UN. She employs an interdisciplinary approach, combining historical analysis and contemporary political theory, exploring global influence on peace processes and conflict resolution. Prof. Dr. Christian Kaunert is a Professor of International Security at Dublin City University and Professor of Policing and Security & Director of the International Centre for Policing and Security at the University of South Wales. He previously held roles at Vrije Universiteit Brussel and the University of Dundee. Kaunert has taught in universities worldwide and served as an expert for the European Parliament, NATO, and UNDP. His research has earned multiple Marie Curie Fellowships and Jean Monnet awards. He is Executive Editor of European Politics and Society and Editor of the Journal of Contemporary European Studies and Journal of European and American Intelligence Studies, and has led major research projects, including Horizon 2020 and Europe initiatives on terrorist radicalization. Holding a PhD in International Politics, he has played a key role in shaping European security studies. Prof. Dr. Yakup Kaya, born in 1979 in Konya, Turkey, earned his degrees in History at Istanbul and Erciyes Universities. After a decade as a history teacher, he joined Necmettin Erbakan University in 2013, advancing to Full Professor in 2025. He heads the Division of History of the Republic of Turkey and specializes in Turkish democratization and foreign policy. He has authored numerous scholarly works, led research projects, and contributed to national and international conferences

AI in Forensic Science, Data Management and Law

This edited book titled as “AI in Forensic Science, Data Management and Law” provides an in-depth examination of forensic applications as they relate to artificial intelligence and the field itself, from user interaction to crime scene processing.