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Valtteri Vuorisaloمشاهده پروفایل

استاد مهمان

• Geopolitics of Technology
• Defence Innovation
• Cyber Security
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Valtteri Vuorisalo is a Visiting Professor in the Department of War Studies at King’s College London and a part-time Professor of Practice in National Security and Security Policy at the University of Tampere. His expertise spans defense industry experience, policy analysis, and academia with over 20 years of engagement in international military missions and defense consulting. Dr Vuorisalo holds a Doctor’s degree in International Relations from Tampere University (2012) and has served on multiple influential boards including the Finnish Ministry of Transport and Communications’ digitalization working group, the Finnish Information Security Cluster Executive Board, and the Wartime Economy Society Board. His research focuses on technology’s role in modern security architectures, defense interoperability, and data-centric power dynamics. His publications analyze geopolitical technology competition, defense innovation, and the evolving Northern security landscape. He contributes to global policy discussions through institutions like the UK's Integrated Review and Nordic-Baltic cybersecurity initiatives. Key affiliations include the Research Centre for Defence Studies (CDS) and Cyber Security Research Group (CSRG) at King’s College, where he collaborates on executive development programs and thought-leadership projects.

• European Security and Defence Policy
• Bundeswehr Reform
• Strategic Studies
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Dr. Philipp Gallhöfer is a Research Fellow at the Center for Applied Security Research (ZfAS) at the University of Cologne. His work focuses on European Security and Defence Policy, Bundeswehr Reform, Strategic Studies, and International Security Policy, with a particular emphasis on defense cooperation and transatlantic relations. Education: Doctorate (PhD) in International Relations, University of Cologne (2011–2013) Master of Arts (MA) in International Relations, Johns Hopkins University (2006–2008) Research Interests: Gallhöfer specializes in analyzing defense cooperation mechanisms within the European Union, with a focus on efficiency and effectiveness in multinational military structures. His research delves into Smart Defense strategies, Bundeswehr modernization, and strategic implications of EU security policies. He also explores long-term scenarios for global security challenges, including China’s evolving geopolitical role. Publication Trends: His recent works address defense integration in Europe, NATO collaboration, and capability management through Smart Defense frameworks. Themes span institutional cooperation, policy optimization, and strategic forecasting for global and regional security. Professional Memberships: German Atlantic Society Association of Reservists of the German Armed Forces

• International Security
• Defence Economics
• European Defence Policy
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Marcin Terlikowski serves as deputy head of the Research Office at the Polish Institute of International Affairs (PISM), a position held since 2007, and concurrently works as a Lecturer specializing in contemporary security studies for international student cohorts. His academic qualifications include: M.A. in Strategic Studies from Warsaw University Ph.D. in Defence Economics from the Warsaw School of Economics (SGH) Terlikowski's research centers on the intersection of defence policy and international security, with primary expertise in European defence capabilities development within NATO and the EU, transatlantic industrial relations, and emerging security domains including cybersecurity and climate change impacts. His work critically examines bi- and mini-lateral defence cooperation frameworks and the economic foundations of military industrial policy across Europe. He has secured significant research funding as co-leader of collaborative projects under the EU’s FP7, Horizon 2020, and Norway Grants/EEA Grants programmes, demonstrating extensive grant management capabilities in multinational academic-security partnerships.