International Security
and the security implications of extreme weather events
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The article “Disaster Management and the Military” by E.W. Anderson (1994) explores the evolving role of the military in global disaster management amid an increasing frequency of disasters and the changing geopolitical landscape…
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The book At Risk: Natural Hazards, People’s Vulnerability, and Disasters by Blaikie et al. (2003) critically examines the concept of disasters, challenging the traditional perspective that views them solely as natural phenomena. Instead,…
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The document “Disaster Relief Operations Overseas: The Military Contribution” (JDP 3-52) outlines the UK’s framework and strategies for overseas disaster relief, detailing the roles, responsibilities, and collaborative efforts required for the military’s effective…
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The book, Climate Security and the Military: Concepts, Strategies, and Partnerships, edited by Georg Frerks, Rinze Geertsma, Jeroen Klomp, and Tom Middendorp, explores the critical intersection between climate change, security, and military operations.…
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I am Rick Krosenbrink
After working for 16 years in (inter)national security organizations, I now want to contribute to science as researcher international security at Eindhoven University of Technology, with a particular interest in the security implications of extreme weather events. My current research focuses on military disaster relief operations. More →