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Dr Andrea Gilli is a Lecturer in the School of International Relations at the University of St Andrews. His research focuses on military technology, international security, and strategic studies, with particular emphasis on NATO strategy, technological innovation in warfare, and counterinsurgency dynamics. He has supervised PhD student Ik Joon Min. His work explores topics such as drone warfare limitations, climate change impacts on military operations, and China’s military-technological challenges. Recent publications include analyses of multi-domain operations in NATO and the role of AI in defense systems. His contributions address contemporary security challenges, technological adoption, and defense policy across international contexts.
Research interests span military innovation diffusion, technological change effects on conflict dynamics, and geopolitical strategy. Key themes include the interplay between technological advancements and military readiness, as well as the strategic implications of emerging technologies like AI and drones. Dr Gilli’s publications reflect a focus on empirical analysis of defense capabilities, historical case studies, and forward-looking strategic assessments.
His recent articles highlight trends in NATO’s adaptation to multi-domain challenges, the persistent limitations of drone warfare despite technological progress, and the environmental impacts on naval operations due to climate change. These works emphasize the need for adaptive strategies in an evolving security landscape.
Dr Gilli’s academic contributions bridge theoretical frameworks with practical defense policy analysis, contributing to debates on military modernization, technological imitation barriers, and global security dynamics.
