The Russia Strategic Initiative & the International Institute for Strategic Studies
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Maritime Mondays
A six part in-depth dive into Russia's future in the sea
What: Maritime Monday #3: Russia’s naval theatres: High North to the Mediterranean
When: 27 July, 2020 at 1500CEST/0900EST
Where: Virtual, Cisco Webex Events
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Format: Each panelist will present for approximately 10 minutes followed by Q&A
Agenda - Each panelist will present for approximately 10 minutes followed by Q&A
1500-1530CEST/0900-0930EST - Maritime Monday #2: Russia's New Naval Missions for Defense and Deterrence
1530-1630CEST/0900-1030EST - Question and Answer Session
Nick Childs
Senior Fellow for Naval Forces and Maritime Security
International Institute for Strategic Studies
Nick is responsible for the Institute’s analysis of naval forces and maritime security, and for the data on sea power capabilities published in the flagship annual Military Balance. It is also his job to formulate and deliver research projects in these areas, and contribute to other Institute publications and activities, including conferences and consultancy.
Mathieu Boulegue
Research Fellow, Russian and Eurasia Program
Chatham House
Mathieu Boulègue is a research fellow with the Russia and Eurasia Programme at Chatham House. Before joining the institute, Mathieu was a partner at the risk management and strategic research consultancy AESMA, where he worked as director of Eurasian affairs. In his research, Mathieu focuses particularly on Eurasian security and defence issues as well as on Russia’s domestic and foreign policy. Having trained as a policy and security analyst in the field of post-Soviet affairs, Mathieu regularly publishes articles and papers on Eurasian security & foreign policy questions. He is also a frequent invited speaker at conferences and events around the world. He graduated from Sciences Po Toulouse in France and King’s College London (M.A. International Conflict Studies).
Julian Pawlak
Research Associate, Center for Maritime Strategy & Security
Institute for Security Policy as Kiel University
Julian Pawlak is a Research Associate at the Institute for Security Policy at Kiel University (ISPK) and its adjunct Center for Maritime Strategy & Security. He focuses in his current research on security and defence policy at Europe's Northern Flank and the Baltic Sea region. Julian is ISPK’s project manager of the Baltic Sea Strategy Forum and editor of the forthcoming ISPK Seapower Series volume on Allied Maritime Strategy in the 21st Century (NOMOS: Baden-Baden, 2021).
Dr. Michael Petersen
Director of the Maritime Studies Institute and Associate Professor
United States Naval War College
Michael Petersen is the Director of the Russia Maritime Studies Institute and an Associate Professor at the United States Naval War College. His work focuses on Russian naval operations and strategy, as well as net assessments of high-intensity maritime conflict. Prior to his appointment, he served with the Defense Intelligence Agency and National Security Council. He is also the author of Missiles for the Fatherland: Peenemuende, National Socialism, and the V-2 Missile (Cambridge University Press, 2009, 2011) as well as articles, essays, and book chapters on military intelligence and strategic weapons history. He holds a Ph.D. in history from the University of Maryland, College Park.
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