Malte Riemann

Dr. Malte Riemann is an Assistant Professor at Leiden University's Faculty of Governance and Global Affairs, within the Institute of Security and Global Affairs' War, Peace and Justice department. His work focuses on security studies, conflict analysis, and the evolving roles of non-state actors in modern conflict contexts. He teaches Security Studies at the BSc level and Crisis and Security Management/War and Peace Studies at the MSc level. His research interests intersect with mercenary dynamics, neomedievalism theories, pandemic response strategies, and innovative education methods using problem-based gaming. Recent publications explore topics like violent non-state actors' impact on sovereignty frameworks and historical perspectives on mercenaries in 21st-century security landscapes.

Research contributions include analyzing pandemic response pedagogy through zombie apocalypse scenarios and co-authoring analyses on conflict multiplicities. His work is housed within the Leiden University Centre for International Relations. No awards or grants are explicitly listed in the provided materials.