In-depth Seminar on Strategy and International Security: Technology, Strategy and Warfare

Teacher(s)

Struye de Swielande Tanguy;

Language

English

Learning outcomes

At the end of this learning unit, the student is able to :
CG2.	Place his/her analysis and/or action in a multilevel perspective
CG3.	Analyze political, economic and social situations in all their complexity using a rigorous and interdisciplinary approach
CG4.	Mobilize his/her political-institutional expertise to advise political action, in a particular sector or area
CG5.	Disseminate relevant political, economic and social information adapted to the target audience and interact constructively with the different actors involved in a given situation

Content

This course explores how new technologies and scientific developments impact warfare through the development and deployment of new types of military systems. It explores the concept of disruptive technologies on the conduct of warfare and examines the conceptual and strategic evolution that derive from these technologies. While focusing primarily on technologies with security implications (military, nuclear, cyber, AI), the seminar will also address the social effects of disruptive technologies, thus placing strategic studies in dialogue with adjacent social science fields.

Teaching methods

Flipped classroom

Evaluation methods

continuous assessment: written essais and  exercices in class

Online resources

Articles and genially presenations on moodle

Faculty or entity

> PSAD