Best Centre For Military Studies Podcasts (2024)

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CMS Report talk: European Perspectives on the Global Return of Nuclear Weapons 19:06

2M ago19:06

19:06

In this CMS Report Talk, Researcher Cornelia Baciu and Military Analyst Alexander Høgsberg Tetzlaff talk about the reemergence of a European debate on nuclear weapons and -deterrence, missile defence, and arms control in the context of the Russian invasion of Ukraine. The conversation is based on their CMS report “European Perspectives on the Globa…

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Ep. 6: Should We Play or Should We Learn? Reflections on the Tension Behind Serious Games in Defence and Security 33:51

4M ago33:51

33:51

Our host Donna Dupont interviews Philippe Beaulieu-Brossard and Scott DeJong to discuss the world of serious games. Philippe is a professor at the Canadian Forces College in Toronto, a designer, and is the Co-founder of the Archipelago of Design. Scott is a PhD researcher at Concordia University in Montreal, game designer, educator and public schol…

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Ep. 5: Forecasting vs. Foresight 38:30

9M ago38:30

38:30

Host Philippe Beaulieu-Brossard in conversation with guests Balkan Devlen and Donna Dupont, engaging the tensions between Forecasting vs. Foresight. Tension is a podcast produced by the Archipelago of Design, hosted by Philippe Beaulieu-Brossard, engaging tensions in the theory and practice of design for security and defence purposes across NATO me…

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Ep. 4: Understanding the Military Design Movement 36:01

10M ago36:01

36:01

Host Philippe Beaulieu-Brossard in conversation with guest Ben Zweibelson engaging the tensions in his new book, Understanding the Military Design Movement.By Archipelago of Design

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CMS Report Talk: Low-Intensity Cyber Operations and State Sovereignty in Cyberspace 15:04

1+ y ago15:04

15:04

In this CMS Report Talk, Kevin Jon Heller, professor of International Law and Security at the Centre for Military Studies, discusses the report ”Low-Intensity Cyber Operations and State Sovereignty in Cyberspace”. The report investigates three different positions concerning whether low-intensity cyber operations violate the sovereignty of the terri…

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CMS Report Talk: After the Peace - The nuclear dimension of the Ukraine war 13:01

1+ y ago13:01

13:01

In this CMS Report Talk, researcher Cornelia Baciu talks about the implications of the Ukraine war in the nuclear policy domain. The conversation is based on the CMS Report “Efter freden” (After the peace), which examines the consequences of the war for Danish and European security. Host: Niels Byrjalsen, research assistant and editor on ”Efter fre…

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CMS Report Talk: After the Peace - Implications of the Ukraine war on the deterrence policy and practice in the Baltic Sea region 15:49

1+ y ago15:49

15:49

In this CMS Report Talk, senior researcher Maria Mälksoo talks about the implications of the Ukraine war on the deterrence policy and practice. The conversation is based on the new published CMS Report “Efter freden” (After the peace), which examines the consequences of the war for Danish and European security. Host: Niels Byrjalsen, research assis…

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#6 State Violence, Militarism and Gender in Pakistan 1:48:30

2y ago1:48:30

1:48:30

The arms industry is widely known to be one of the most corrupt and deadly sectors in the world. Often exempt from transparency and accountability, this industry produces the weapons and technology necessary for the wars that kill, disappear or displace millions of people every year. Unfortunately, UK universities, too, are implicated in this busin…

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#5 Violence and Resistance in the Lives of Kurdish Women: From Dêrsim to Rojava 1:21:17

2y ago1:21:17

1:21:17

Historically, the Turkish state's relationship to women at the margins of its power has been characterized by violence and dispossession. Even as the Turkish Republic, founded in 1923, brought about progressive reforms in society, such as education and work opportunities for women, permissible femininity required compliance with the nationalist fra…

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#4 Palestinian Women's Struggles against Colonization & Patriarchy 1:01:05

2y ago1:01:05

1:01:05

Palestinian women have a long history of struggling on multiple fronts. Throughout the history of the Israeli occupation, women organized themselves politically, socially, culturally and also militarily in the national liberation struggle. They were involved in guerrilla actions, but they also resisted as political prisoners, as organizers, and as …

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#3 Theoretically Speaking: Capitalist Patriarchy and the Gendered War 1:27:38

2y ago1:27:38

1:27:38

This episode of Women & War does not focus on one particular context or region, but rather aims to give a sense of the ways in which feminists theorize war, violence, occupation, and colonization. How to connect everyday experiences and large-scale systems of oppression? How to make sense of resistance? How to think through and beyond differences? …

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#2 Women and Genocide: Insights from the Armenian Case 1:17:16

2y ago1:17:16

1:17:16

Knowledge production on genocide has historically tended to downplay or ignore the gendered logics that underpin the phenomenon. This has been challenged by feminist scholarship on war and political violence. The Armenian Genocide was an episode of murder, violence, torture, and forced migration, ordered by Ottoman Turkish officials and enabled by …

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#1 Women's Struggles in Afghanistan: Hazara Women and the Return of the Taliban 1:18:58

2y ago1:18:58

1:18:58

In August 2021, the Taliban returned to power in Afghanistan after the US administration under Joe Biden decided to pull out of the country after two decades. As entire infrastructures for politics, civil society, and public services collapsed, the situation of women has been worsening on a daily basis under the Taliban's patriarchal regime of viol…

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#0: Introduction to Women & War: A Feminist Podcast 17:51

2y ago17:51

17:51

Welcome to Women and War: a feminist podcast. This podcast is created by Dilar Dirik, a political sociologist at the University of Oxford (Refugee Studies Centre & Lady Margaret Hall) and has been made possible through funding from the University of Oxford’s Public Engagement with Research Fund. In this introduction episode, Dilar Dirik talks about…

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Ep. 3: Time 26:16

2+ y ago26:16

26:16

Host Philippe Beaulieu-Brossard in conversation with guests Edward Hayward and Jean-Michel Millet engaging the tension of Time and our understanding of it in design.By Archipelago of Design

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Ep. 2: Civilian vs Military Design 1:09:11

3y ago1:09:11

1:09:11

Host Philippe Beaulieu-Brossard in conversation with guests Ben Zweibelson, Philip Cash, Jeffrey van der Veer, Nathan Schwagler and Robin van Oorschot engaging the tension between Civilian and Military Design. *Please note this episode was recorded in a noisy environment and may be difficult to hear in places. It is still made available as a resour…

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Ep. 2: Civilian vs Military Design 34:23

3y ago34:23

34:23

Host Philippe Beaulieu-Brossard in conversation with guests Ben Zweibelson, Philip Cash, Jeffrey van der Veer, Nathan Schwagler and Robin van Oorschot engaging the tension between Civilian and Military Design. *Please note this episode was recorded in a noisy environment and may be difficult to hear in places. It is still made available as a resour…

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CMS Report Talk: New Missiles, Eroding Norms (with Dominika Kunertova) 10:30

3y ago10:30

10:30

In this CMS Report Talk, senior researcher at ETH Zürich Dominika Kunertova discusses her new report "New Missiles, Eroding Norms: European Security in the post-INF Treaty World” with head of centre Henrik Breitenbauch. The report contributes to the debate on the strategic consequences of the demise of the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces (INF) Tr…

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CMS Report Talk: Russia’s Engagements in Sub-Saharan Africa (with Katja Lindskov Jacobsen) 9:26

3y ago9:26

9:26

In this CMS Report Talk, senior researcher Katja Lindskov Jacobsen discusses her new report "Russia’s Showy and Shadowy Engagements in Sub-Saharan Africa" with head of centre Henrik Breitenbauch. The report focuses on Russia’s renewed engagements in Africa – including both "showy" and "shadowy" dimensions – and analyses the implications of the Russ…

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Ep. 1: Deliberate vs Emergent Strategic Design in the COVID Context 57:36

3y ago57:36

57:36

Host Philippe Beaulieu-Brossard in conversation with guests Ofra Graicer and Robin Holt engaging the tension between Deliberate vs. Emergent Strategic Design in the context of the COVID pandemic.By Archipelago of Design

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Ep. 1: Deliberate vs Emergent Strategic Design in the COVID Context 35:49

3y ago35:49

35:49

Host Philippe Beaulieu-Brossard in conversation with guests Ofra Graicer and Robin Holt engaging the tension between Deliberate vs. Emergent Strategic Design in the context of the COVID pandemic.By Archipelago of Design

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CMS Report Talk: The Future of European Naval Power 13:07

3y ago13:07

13:07

In this CMS Report Talk, martime strategy and seapower expert Jeremy Stöhs discusses his new report "How High? The Future of European Naval Power and the High-End Challenge" with head of centre Henrik Breitenbauch. The report provides a forward-looking analysis of European naval power identifying major demand- and supply-side challenges.…

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CMS Web Seminar: Mercenaries and mercenary-related activities – evolving forms, trends and manifestations 1:27:57

3y ago1:27:57

1:27:57

The United Nations Working Group on the use of mercenaries and the Centre for Military Studies co-host a panel discussion with leading experts on the evolving forms, trends and manifestations of mercenaries and mercenary-related activities against developments in the nature of contemporary armed conflicts.In the seminar, Prof. Kevin Jon Heller (Cen…

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Tension

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Women & War: A Feminist Podcast

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CMS Report talk: European Perspectives on the Global Return of Nuclear Weapons 19:06

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Ep. 6: Should We Play or Should We Learn? Reflections on the Tension Behind Serious Games in Defence and Security 33:51

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Ep. 5: Forecasting vs. Foresight 38:30

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Ep. 4: Understanding the Military Design Movement 36:01

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CMS Report Talk: Low-Intensity Cyber Operations and State Sovereignty in Cyberspace 15:04

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CMS Report Talk: After the Peace - The nuclear dimension of the Ukraine war 13:01

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CMS Report Talk: After the Peace - Implications of the Ukraine war on the deterrence policy and practice in the Baltic Sea region 15:49

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#6 State Violence, Militarism and Gender in Pakistan 1:48:30

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#5 Violence and Resistance in the Lives of Kurdish Women: From Dêrsim to Rojava 1:21:17

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#4 Palestinian Women's Struggles against Colonization & Patriarchy 1:01:05

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#3 Theoretically Speaking: Capitalist Patriarchy and the Gendered War 1:27:38

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#2 Women and Genocide: Insights from the Armenian Case 1:17:16

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#1 Women's Struggles in Afghanistan: Hazara Women and the Return of the Taliban 1:18:58

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#0: Introduction to Women & War: A Feminist Podcast 17:51

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Ep. 3: Time 26:16

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Ep. 2: Civilian vs Military Design 1:09:11

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Ep. 2: Civilian vs Military Design 34:23

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CMS Report Talk: New Missiles, Eroding Norms (with Dominika Kunertova) 10:30

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CMS Report Talk: Russia’s Engagements in Sub-Saharan Africa (with Katja Lindskov Jacobsen) 9:26

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Ep. 1: Deliberate vs Emergent Strategic Design in the COVID Context 57:36

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Ep. 1: Deliberate vs Emergent Strategic Design in the COVID Context 35:49

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CMS Report Talk: The Future of European Naval Power 13:07

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CMS Web Seminar: Mercenaries and mercenary-related activities – evolving forms, trends and manifestations 1:27:57

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