08:00 - 09:00 |
Registration and coffee
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09:00 - 09:15 |
Opening speech by Prof. Kjell Engelbrekt, President ISMS 2024
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09:00 - 09:15 |
Opening keynote speaker, Sverigesalen (Sweden Hall)
”Our Navies will stay committed, now and beyond”
BGen Patrik Gardesten, Deputy Chief of the Royal Swedish Navy
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10:15 - 12:00 |
WG 1 War Studies, Operations & Tactics, Sverigesalen (Sweden Hall)
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Session chair: Lars Henåker |
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WAR IN UKRAINE
“Reevaluating Urban Warfare: Lessons and Strategies from the Ukraine Conflict”
--Mikael Weissmann,Department of War Studies, Swedish Defence University
--Douglas W. Winton, Dwight D. David Eisenhower School for National Security and Resource Strategy, National Defense University
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“Possible approaches to assessing the resilience of the defense of a group of troops to be taken into account when planning operations”
--Oleksandr Maistrenko, Department of Special Operations Forces of the Command and Staff Institute of Troops (Forces) Employment of the National Defense University of Ukraine (online)
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“Combat cohesion in Ukraine”
--Daniel Smith, Department of War Studies, Swedish Defence University
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10:15 - 12:00 |
WG 2 Military History, N203A
Chair: Art Johanson
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Co-chair: Tae Hoon Kim
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“Growing Pains: organizational, logistical, and doctrinal difficulties and challenges of expanding The Union Army during the American Civil War”
--Michał Mydłowski, Unaffiliated
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“Romania after the territorial unification: planning for the next war, between expectations and realities (1920-1940)”
--Tudor Vișan-Miu, Institute for Political Studies of Defence and Military History
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10:15 - 12:00 |
WG 3 Military Technology, N203B
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Session chairs: Thomas Frisk and Kent Andersson
LOGISTICS
“Advanced methodologies applied in a dynamic maintenance context”
--Suzana Lampreia, Science & Technology Department, Portuguese Naval Academy – CINAV, Almada
“Medium Calibre Cannon Analysis for CA Armoured Fighting Vehicles”
--Ian Plante-Signal, Department of Applied Military Science, Royal Military College of Canada
“Enhancing European Ammunition Production: Challenges and Strategic Initiatives in Response to Increased Defense Demands”
--Martin Lundmark, Department for Systems for Defence and Security, Swedish Defence University
--Roland Hellberg, Department for Systems for Defence and Security, Swedish Defence University
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10:15 - 12:00 |
WG 4 Military Leadership, Command and Control and Basic Competences, N205B
Chair: Peter Olsthoorn
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Co-chair: Daniel Packham
STRATEGIC LEADERSHIP AND MISSION COMMAND IN NATO AND MILTI-DOMAIN CONTEXTS
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“Negotiation as a key enabler in multi-domain operations”
--Pedro Agua, CINAV, Escola Naval, Instituto Universitário Militar
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“Multinational Mission Command: Prospects and Challanges in a NATO context”
--Søren Sjøgren,Royal Danish Defence College
--Niklas Nilsson, Department of War Studies,Swedish Defence University
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“Developing an integrative model for observational measurement of attributes of mission command, and of the recognition primed decision-making model”
--Andre Korsmo Berntsen, Dozentur Führung & Kommunikation, Military Academy at ETH Zurich
“Investigation of language communication efficiency for international military operations”
--Alan K.O. Li, Department of Applied Military Science, Royal Military College of Canada
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10:15 - 12:00 |
WG 5 Military Law and Ethics, N206A |
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Chair: Olavi Jänes
Co-chair: David Turns
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“Unrecognized states as a challenge for international security”
--Milena Palczewska, War Studies University, Poland
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10:15 - 12:00 |
WG 6 Security and Defense Policy Strategy, Gripen |
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Chair: Laurence Furst
Co-chair: Niklas Rossbach
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CONTEMPORARY CHALLENGES TO EUROPEAN SECURITY ARCHITECTURE
--Toms Rostoks,Latvian National Defence Academy
--Ieva Berzina, Latvian National Defence Academy
--Janis Berzins, Latvian National Defence Academy
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10:15 - 12:00
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WG7 Armed Forces and Society, N206B
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Chair: Rene Moelker
Session chair: Kristin Ljungkvist
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“Taiwanese Ukraine War Veterans Experiences of Returning to Taiwan”
--Marcel Mangold, Department of War Studies, Swedish Defence University
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“Finnish reservists and solidarity with NATO's collective defence”
--Miina Kaarkoski,Helena Kilpeläinen and Reetta Riikonen, Finnish National Defence University
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“Dynamics of Intra-Insurgent Conflict in Afghanistan: Analyzing the Afghan Taliban and Islamic State Khorasan (IS-K) Post-August 2021”
--Waris Miratif, Institute of Political Studies at Charles University in Prague
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“Operation Welcome: Analyzing the Brazilian Military's Role in the Venezuelan Migration Crisis”
--Gustavo Simões, School of Command and General Staff College
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10:15 - 12:00 |
WG 8 Defence Management and Economics, N205A
Chair: Markus Gauster
Co-chair: Adriana Ávila-Zúñiga Nordfjeld
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“Purposeful Military Capability Development Decisions: When is Who Responsible for Understanding What?”
--Patrik Stensson and Kent Andersson, Department of Systems Science for Defence and Security, Swedish Defence University
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“Military capability development – perspectives on an entangled ‘ecosystem’”
--Johanna Jungwallius, Department of Systems Science for Defence and Security, Swedish Defence University
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10:15 - 12:00 |
WG 9 Professional Military Education, Leijonsköldska Hall |
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Session chairs: Lars Wikman and Björn Sjöblom
DIGITALIZATION OF PME
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“Addressing the digital deficit in professional military education”
--Veronika Poniscjakova, University of Portsmouth
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“Before ‘Skynet’: Cultivating digital phronesis in Canadian military professional development programs”
--Anne Reiffenstein, Royal Roads University
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“Digitalisation of Professional Military Education: Two Case Studies of VLE Transformation in the RAF”
--Veronika Poniscjakova, Portsmouth Military Education Team, University of Portsmouth
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“Embracing Digital Transformation in Professional Military Education: Maintaining Relevance, Resilience, and Success”
--William Combes, Baltic Defence College
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10:15 - 12:00 |
WG 10 Military Strategy, Klassrum 2000 |
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Session chair: Viktoriya Fedorchak
AIR POWER IN THE RUSSO-UKRAINE WAR: THE CURRENT STATE OF PLAY
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“The air war in Ukraine: from dispersal to Kursk incursion”
--Viktoriya Fedorchak, Department of War Studies, Swedish Defence University
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“Analysis of the conditions of combat operations of the Ukrainian Air Force’s tactical aviation during the Russia-Ukraine war”
--Roman Nevzorov, Ivan Kozhedub Kharkiv National Air Force University
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“Air Power And Conflict: Lessons from the Ukrainian Air Force”
--Oleksii Shulha, Ivan Kozhedub Kharkiv National Air Force University
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12:00 - 13:15 |
Lunch, Officers’ mess
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13:15 - 15:00 |
WG 2 Military History, N203A |
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Chair: Art Johanson
Co-chair: Tae Hoon Kim
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“Desired SEAD Lessons: The Contested History of Israel’s June 1982 Bekaa Valley Operation”
--Roland Popp, Military Academy at ETH Zurich
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“The operational environment in Helmand 2006-14 - an analysis of the utilization of intelligence capabilities in Danish counterinsurgency operations”
--Jesper Nielsen, Royal Danish Defence College
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13:15 - 15:00 |
WG 3 Military Technology, N203B |
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Session chairs: Thomas Frisk and Kent Andersson
SOCIO-TECHNICAL CHALLENGES
“"Artificial Intelligence" in Military Missions – Public Opinion about a new Phenomena”
--Stefano De Rosa, Swiss Military Academy (MILAC)
“Multi-sited ethnography of military drone operators: first reflections on military identity and community at a Canadian drone unit”
--Bibi Imre-Millei, Lund University
“A Sea of Information: The information domain in the maritime environment”
--Isaac Nitschke, Canadian Armed Forces
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13:15 - 15:00 |
WG 4 Military Leadership, Command and Control and Basic Competences, N205B |
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Chair: Peter Olsthoorn
Co-chair: Daniel Packham
DEVELOPING LEADERS. WELL-BEING, RESILIENCE AND PERFORMANCE IN WAR AND OTHER HIGH-INTENSITY ENVIRONMENTS
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“Effect of PTSD on Ukrainian Military Leadership in the times of war”
--Nino Tabeshadze,Centre for total defence and societal security, Swedish Defence University
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“Effectiveness of a Positive Psychology Intervention on Resilience Enhancement Among Cadets: A Longitudinal Study”
--Lobna Cherif, Royal Military College of Canada |
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“Officer Cadet Education and Training in the British Indian Army during WW2: Lessons from Combat Arms Curriculum and Syllabus Change”
--Rob Hilliard, Swedish Defence University
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“Surveying conscripts’ satisfaction regarding changes in leave arrangements during the Covid-19 pandemic”
--Jouko Vankka, Finnish National Defence University |
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13:15 - 15:00 |
WG 6 Security and Defense Policy Strategy, Gripen |
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Chair: Laurence Furst
Co-chair: Niklas Rossbach
“Force Multipliers: Providing Quality Advice to Defence and Security Stakeholders”
--Harry Kowal, The Royal Military College of Canada
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13:15 - 15:00 |
WG 7 Armed Forces and Society, N206B |
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Chair round table: Alicia Fjällhed
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SWEDEN’S PSYCHOLOGICAL DEFENCE
--Alicia Fjällhed,Swedish Defence Research Agency
--Niklas Rossbach, Swedish Defence University
--Fredrik Stiernstedt, Södertörn University
--Mikael Granberg, Karlstad University
--Ola Svenonius, Swedish Defence Research Agency
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13:15 - 15:00 |
WG 8 Defence Management and Economics, N205A |
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Chair: Markus Gauster
Co-chair: Adriana Ávila-Zúñiga Nordfjeld
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“Exploring strategic, economic, and institutional interests of EU members in European defence industry: quantitative analysis of EU financing for defence”
--Ringailė Kuokštytė, General Jonas Žemaitis Military Academy of Lithuania
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“Bridging defence, international politics, and market perspectives to analyse the impact of crises on shipping”
--Adriana Avila-Zuniga-Nordfjeld,Swedish Defence University
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“Effects of Security Alliance Membership on Logistical Growth: A Nordic Case Study”
--Imoh Antai, Division of War Studies, Swedish Defence University
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13:15 - 15:00 |
WG 9 Professional Military Education, Leijonsköldska Hall |
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Session chairs: Lars Wikman and Björn Sjöblom
WARGAMES AND PRACTICAL ASSESSMENT IN PME
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“Researching wargaming in military education: A call for concerted efforts”
--Björn Sjöblom, Swedish Defence University
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“From Battlefield to Classroom: Incorporating War Games and Staff Rides in Professional Military Education (PME) to enhance Urban Combat preparedness”
--Jonas Björkqvist and Mikael Weissmann, Land Operations Division, Department of War Studies, Swedish Defence University
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“Wargaming Tomorrow's Threats: Educating Through Red Teaming Simulations”
--Tali Stambulchik, Wikistrat
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13:15 - 15:00 |
WG 10 Military Strategy, Klassrum 2000 |
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Session chair: Viktoriya Fedorchak
TRENDS IN MODERN WARFARE I
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“Cognitive resistance”
--Andreas W. Stupka, Mag. Dr.BrigGen, Austrian Ministry of Defence
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“European military transformation during the war in Afghanistan”
--Marcel Berni, Swiss Military Academy at ETH Zurich
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“The impact of hybrid threats on operations in modern warfare”
--Viktor Savchenko, Deputy of COS, 30 Marine Infantry Corps Armed Forces of Ukraine
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15:00 - 15:15 |
Coffeebreak
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15:15 - 17:00 |
WG 1 War Studies, Operations & Tactics, Bure |
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Session chair: Ronald Ti
INFORMATION SPACE AND THE COGNITIVE FRONTIERS OF WARFARE
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“Information Warfare Beyond Technology: Understanding the Psychological Dimension of the Russian-Ukrainian Conflict”
--Mariana Grilli Belinotte,Post-Graduate Program in Military Sciences, Brazilian Army Command and General Staff College
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“Shifting Battlespaces: Navigating the Cognitive Frontiers of War in the 21st Century”
--Lukasz Kamienski, Jagiellonian University in Krakow
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“Bioweapon conspiracies: cognitive warfare based on viral stories about genetically manipulated pathogens”
--Alicia Fjällhed,Swedish Defence Research Agency (FOI), Sweden
--David Gisselsson Nord, Division of Clinical Genetics, Faculty of Medicine, Lund University
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15:15 - 17:00 |
WG 2 Military History, N203A |
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Chair: Art Johanson
Co-chair: Tae Hoon Kim
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“How Soviet chemical weapons were perceived by the Swedish armed forces during the inter-war period, and why this still matters a century later”
--Gunnar Åselius, Department of Military History, Swedish National Defence University
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15:15 - 17:00 |
WG3 Military Technology, N203B |
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Session chairs: Thomas Frisk and Kent Andersson
METHODOLOGY AND TECHNOLOGY
“Modelling Military as an Open, Socio-technical System”
--Juha Kai Mattila, Aalto University
“Forming an analytic framework for the communication of the Military Utility of Technology”
--Patrik Stensson, Swedish Defence University
--Kent Andersson, Swedish Defence University
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15:15 - 17:00 |
WG 4 Military Leadership, Command and Control and Basic Competences, N205B |
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Chair: Peter Olsthoorn
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NEW OPERATIONAL CHALLENGES AND MODERN DOCTRINE
“Grey Zones and Modern Wars: Ramping up for New Challenges”
--David Last, Royal Military College of Canada
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“Do drones dream of transparent battlefields? Dealing with past and future alternatives to the tactical crisis in contemporary warfare”
--Sandro Teixeira Moita, Brazilian Army Command and General Staff College
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“The Evolution of South African Operational Art: From an African Way of War to Doctrine”
--Abel Esterhuyse, Stellenbosch University, Department of Strategic Studies
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15:15 - 17:00 |
WG 5 Military Law and Ethics, N206A |
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Chair: Olavi Jänes
Co-chair: David Turns
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“The role and the legal status of the military intelligence in combatting hybrid threats”
--Eerik Heldna, Estonian Military Academy
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“International law applicable to the protection of submarine cables: the national security threat that nobody talks about”
--Ahmed Abdel Hakam, Volterra Fietta & University of Geneva
“Mistakes of Fact, Intelligence and Precautions”
--Emma Breeze, University of Birmingham
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15:15 - 17:00 |
WG 6 Security and Defense Policy Strategy, Gripen |
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Chair: Laurence Furst
Co-chair: Niklas Rossbach
“Ecocide and Destroying Environment to Gain Advantage on the Battlefield – The Case of Environmental Destruction in Ukraine”
--Silvia Sommarberg, Department of Leadership and Military Pedagogy, Finnish National Defence University
“Increased tensions in the Indo-Pacific. Strategic implications for the Danish-Indian partnership”
--Anne Sofie Schøtt, Royal Danish Defence College, Institute for Strategy and War Studies
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15:15 - 17:00 |
WG 7 Armed Forces and Society, N206B |
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Chair: Rene Moelker
Co-chair: Kristin Ljungkvist
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“Civil-Military Relations Revisited: Paramilitary Organisations and the Civilian Defence Capacity in Georgia”
--Rusudan Zabakhidze, Swedish Defense University, Department of War Studies
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“’Unleashing the power of individuals’ – (Un-)Desirable Urban Futures and sociotechnical imaginaries of civil defence as participatory war”
--Kristin Ljungkvist, Department of War Studies, Swedish Defence University
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“Aspects on the Comprehensive National Defence”
--Teija Sederholm,National Defence University
Maria
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“The civic dimension of resilience: the case of Finland and Latvia”
--Ieva Bērziņa, National Defence Academy of Latvia & Vidzeme University of Applied Sciences
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15:15 - 17:00 |
WG 8 Defence Management and Economics, N205A |
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Chair: Markus Gauster
Co-chair: Adriana Ávila-Zúñiga Nordfjeld
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“Terrorist financing and economic consequences of terrorism: the case of Irish Republican Army (IRA)”
--Adriana Ávila-Zúñiga Nordfjeld, Swedish Defence University, Department of Systems Science for Defence and Security
--Dimitrios Dalaklis, World Maritime University, Maritime Safety and Environmental Administration
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“The Three Seas Initiative from the perspective of the Copenhagen School”
--Marta Gębska, War Studies University, Faculty of National Defence, Department of International Security and Diplomacy
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“The Israel/Hamas Armed Conflict – Another Validation of Maritime Domain Criticality During the 21st Century”
--Harold Workman,World Maritime University
--Dimitrios Dalaklis, World Maritime University
--Adriana Ávila-Zúñiga-Nordfjeld, Swedish Defense University
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15:15 - 17:00 |
WG 9 Professional Military Education, Leijonsköldska Hall |
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Session chairs: Lars Wikman and Björn Sjöblom
DEVELOPING CRITICAL THINKING IN PME
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“European and North American Perspectives on Developing Critical Thinking in Military Education”
--Kyrre Tromm Lindvik, NATO Special Operations University
--Danic Parenteau, Royal Military College Saint-Jean
--Anne Marie Hagen, Norwegian Defence University College
--Kjetil Enstad, Norwegian Military Academy
--Carsten F. Rønnfelt, Norwegian Military Academy
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15:15 - 17:00 |
WG 10 Military Strategy, Klassrum 2000 |
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Session chair: Viktoriya Fedorchak
TRENDS IN MODERN WARFARE II
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“The Russian Semi-privatization of War: The Case of Wagner in Ukraine”
--Emmanuel Karagiánnis, Department of Defence Studies, King's College London
“Balancing violence and restraint: warfare types and patterns of landmine use”
--Henrique Garbino, Department of War Studies, Swedish Defence University
“The Significance Aspect of Information Operation and Warfare in the South China Sea Conflict”
--Bagus Jatmiko, Indonesian Navy & Information Sciences Department & Naval Postgraduate School (online)
“Methodology and Studying Strategy Sensibly”
--Lukas Milevski, Leiden University
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17:00 - 19:00 |
Individual time
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19:00 - 22:00 |
Conference dinner, The National Maritime Museum
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