The Complexities of Integrating Deterrence: the Cold War, Today, and Into the Future

The employment of a fully-integrated strategy of deterrence is an example of an xtremely comlex system. The problem of integrating military means – conventional, nuclear, unconventional (cyber, space, information operatoins), defence – is difficult enough. But integrating military and non-military instruments of power to deter an adversary adds yet another level of complexity to the deterrence problem.

Course leader

William Alberque (International Institute for Strategic Studeis)

Target group

The course is intended for students of all levels.

Course aim

This course aims at providing students with basic knowledge of the complex relationship among the different aspects of deterrence in the context of NATO in the Cold War and NATO continues to adapt to a difficult set of challenges in a difficult security environment.

Fee info

EUR 650: The participant pays fees for:
a) participation in three selected courses with accommodation (7 days) and meals EUR 650
b) participation in three selected courses without accommodation with meals EUR 570
c) participation in three selected courses with accommodation (7 days) without meals EUR 620
d) participation in three courses without accommodation and meals EUR 450
e) each subsequent course EUR 150
f) optional trip EUR 50

Scholarships

No scholarships will be provided