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Lukas Milevski is an Assistant Professor at the Institute for History, part of the Faculty of Humanities at Leiden University. He specializes in geopolitics, strategic studies, military history, and war studies, with a focus on grand strategy and international relations. His research integrates historical analysis with contemporary security challenges, particularly regarding Baltic defense and Russian military strategy.
Dr. Milevski’s work emphasizes strategic theory, including the evolution of grand strategy, Clausewitzian thought, and the interplay between military and political objectives. He has advised on Baltic defense scenarios and contributed to NATO policy discussions.
His recent publications explore topics such as gray zone conflicts, the primitivisation of warfare, and the emotional dynamics of adversarial interactions. He has authored monographs like Grand Strategy is Attrition and edited volumes on Colin S. Gray’s strategic thought.
Dr. Milevski actively collaborates with institutions like the Strategic Studies Institute and RUSI, and his research spans academic journals (e.g., Journal of Strategic Studies) and policy platforms. His work bridges historical analysis with modern strategic challenges, offering insights into military logistics, urban warfare, and geopolitical risk assessment.
