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‚Security Insights‘ on Russia

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Current research papers by Mark Galeotti – ever an interesting read!

In Moscow's Shadows

Russia’s Security Council Where Policy, Personality, and Process MeetI’m fortunate to be part of a research project based at the George C Marshall Centre for European Security Studies looking at Russian strategic intentions and institutions, and as part of that I – like the illustrious other members of the team – are writing a series of short briefs that are being published under their Security Insights rubric.

There is a lot of good material there, but for those who might be interested, here are the ones of mine published to date, with their key points:

The Baltic States as Targets and Levers: The Role of the Region in Russian Strategy (2019)

  • Before the worsening of Russia-Western relations in 2014, the Russian speakers of Narva, Estonia, and Riga, Latvia, in particular, were willing to leverage their sense of being excluded and neglected in the name of mobilizing constituencies for political impact. However, they show no enthusiasm now for exchanging…

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“Better Than A Bartender?” Not Necessarily, Suggests Review Of 40 Years Of Research On Criminal Profiling

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Very interesting piece on offender profiling research. Still way to go for scientific rigor: “Better Than A Bartender?” Not Necessarily, Suggests Review Of 40 Years Of Research On Criminal Profiling via the app https://main-researchdigest-bps.content.pugpig.com/2019/01/30/better-than-a-bartender-not-necessarily-suggests-review-of-40-years-of-research-on-criminal-profiling/pugpig_index.html