Pregledni rad
https://doi.org/10.20901/pm.59.2.06
Janko Bekić ; Ministry of Defence of the Republic of Croatia 
Puni tekst: engleski
str. 141-169
Sažetak
In the first part of the paper the author gives an overview of the terminology, definition and theory of hybrid warfare, a concept simultaneously disputed in the academic community and firmly established among the decision-making elites of NATO and the EU. The second part is dedicated to a specific aspect or tool of hybrid warfare – coercive engineered migrations. Through a binary comparison of different cases with a similar outcome on the EU’s external border – Greece-Turkey in 2020 and Poland-Belarus in 2021 – the author determines the internal and external requirements for a successful defense against migrations weaponized by a hostile neighboring state.
Ključne riječi
Hybrid Warfare, Coercive Engineered Migrations, European Union, Greece, Poland
Hrčak ID:
281705
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