Julian Kamasa


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  • Bulletin 2020 zur schweizerischen Sicherheitspolitik
    Item type: Edited Volume
    Zogg, Benno; Thränert, Oliver; Hauri, Andrin; et al. (2020)
    Bulletin zur schweizerischen Sicherheitspolitik
    The 2020 issue of the Bulletin is devoted almost exclusively to Switzerland's corona crisis management during the first wave in the first half of 2020. The first contribution is an interview with the Chief of the Swiss Armed Forces Thomas Süssli. In the subsequent six articles, our authors deal with recommendations for the development of the legal and planning framework for coping with pandemics, pandemic preparedness in Switzerland (Andrin Hauri, Kevin Kohler, Benjamin Scharte, Andreas Wenger), a chronology of crisis management in the corona pandemic’s first phase (Kevin Kohler, Andrin Hauri, Benjamin Scharte, Jan Thiel, Andreas Wenger), the pandemic as a learning opportunity (Andreas Wenger, Andrin Hauri, Kevin Kohler, Benjamin Scharte, Jan Thiel), Switzerland in the European crisis management (Julian Kamasa, Jan Thiel), the Swiss Armed Forces on corona deployment (Michael Haas, Annabelle Vuille) and the new CSS project on the future of nuclear arms control (Oliver Thränert).
  • Sicherheitspolitische Trends 2021 – 2029: Die Post-COVID-19 Welt
    Item type: Other Publication
    Haas, Michael; Vuille, Annabelle; Schepers, Névine; et al. (2020)
    CSS Briefing Notes
    Every year, the CSS analyzes developments in world politics and their potential consequences for Switzerland over the next eight years. This year, we focus on the impact of the coronavirus pandemic around the world. Among others, topics include the US and NATO after Trump; the role of drones and robotics in armed forces; how Russia and China will likely emerge from the coronavirus crisis; security trends in regions around the Mediterranean including the Gulf, and how vaccines could help overcome the pandemic.
  • Microchips: Small and Demanded
    Item type: Other Publication
    Kamasa, Julian (2021)
    CSS Analyses in Security Policy
    The interplay of a pandemic, extreme weather events and geopolitical power dynamics have exposed the fragile networks underpinning the semiconductor industry. Because microchips are almost indispensable in daily life, the current shortage situation raises questions about supply chain security.
  • Recommandations sous forme de questions clés pour le développement du cadre légal et du plan de lutte contre les pandémies
    Item type: Book Chapter
    Haas, Michael; Hauri, Andrin; Kamasa, Julian; et al. (2020)
    Bulletin zur schweizerischen Sicherheitspolitik ~ Bulletin 2020 zur schweizerischen Sicherheitspolitik
    This article of the Bulletin 2020 contains a summary of the various teachings and results of the analysis throughout the entire Bulletin issue (in French). These are formulated as recommendations covering all chapters in the form of guiding questions that the authors consider important for the development of the legal and planning framework for coping with pandemics. The essence of the findings refers in each case to the specific passages of the following chapters with the corresponding page numbers.
  • Franco-German-British Security Cooperation After Brexit
    Item type: Book Chapter
    Kamasa, Julian (2021)
    Strategic Trends ~ Strategic Trends 2021: Key Developments in Global Affairs
    The departure of the United Kingdom from the EU has considerable implications for the European security architecture. Although the UK continues to be part of NATO, it might not suffice to use NATO as a forum for comprehensive coordination, since it is primarily a military alliance. Therefore, new settings for the coordination of essential policies between London and its key European partners seem necessary. In the short and medium terms, a trilateral form of security cooperation among France, Germany, and the UK such as the E3 could bridge the gaps created by Brexit.
  • Sicherheitspolitische Trends 2020-2028: Intensivierte Grossmächtekonkurrenz
    Item type: Report
    Haas, Michael; Kamasa, Julian; Larsen, Henrik Boesen Lindbo; et al. (2020)
    CSS Briefing Notes
    Every year, the CSS analyzes developments in world politics and their potential consequences for Switzerland over the next eight years. This year, we focus on the intensifying great power competition between the United States, China and Russia, as well as Artificial Intelligence as a key technology and a strategic resource.
  • Die Internetfreiheit auf dem Rückzug
    Item type: Other Publication
    Kamasa, Julian (2020)
    CSS Analysen zur Sicherheitspolitik
    Die mit der Verbreitung des Internets ursprünglich verbundenen Hoffnungen sind gesunken. Die Internetfreiheit ist sowohl in demokratischen als auch in autoritären Systemen ein strittiges Thema. Reformen sind überfällig und könnten neuen Akteuren Möglichkeiten zur Mitgestaltung des Internets von morgen bieten.
  • Securing Europe’s Supply of Rare Earths
    Item type: Other Publication
    Kamasa, Julian (2023)
    CSS Policy Perspectives
    The supply chain for rare earths needed for green technologies is dominated by China. To mitigate supply risks, European countries must invest in domestic mining, processing, and recycling capacities as well as international cooperation.
  • Die Sicherung zukünftiger 5G-Netze
    Item type: Other Publication
    Kamasa, Julian (2020)
    CSS Policy Perspectives
    5G ist als systemrelevante Infrastruktur für eine Vielzahl technischer Innovationen von grosser Bedeutung. Dabei treffen technologische und geopolitische Herausforderungen aufeinander, die umfassende Lösungsansätze erfordern, argumentiert Julian Kamasa in dieser CSS Policy Perspective. Dem Autor zu Folge müssen neue Technologien ganzheitlich analysiert werden. Kein 5G-Anbieter ist risikofrei, aber die Herkunft der Anbieter spielt eine Rolle, wenn die Rechtsstaatlichkeit am Hauptsitz des Technologieanbieters nicht gegeben ist. Die Sicherheitsdebatte rund um 5G sollte als Anstoss genommen werden, Lieferketten bei Hochtechnologie genau zu analysieren. Die EU sollte einen eigenen Ansatz finden, um ein Akteur im Nexus von Technologie und Geopolitik zu werden. Europa sollte den Erfahrungsaustausch mit ähnlich gesinnten Staaten pflegen und die multilaterale Zusammenarbeit vertiefen.
  • Strategic Trends 2021
    Item type: Edited Volume
    Carlson, Brian G.; Kamasa, Julian; Maduz, Linda; et al. (2021)
    Strategic Trends
    Strategic Trends 2021 offers a concise analysis of major developments in world affairs, with a primary focus on international security. In the first chapter, Brian G. Carlson explores the impact of the China-Russia relationship on transatlantic security. In the second chapter, Julian Kamasa assesses the potential for security cooperation among France, Germany, and Britain in the E3 and other formats following Brexit. In the third chapter, Niklas Masuhr analyzes Turkey’s recent military interventions. He notes the limited success of them and their reliance on Russia’s acquiescence in them. In the fourth chapter, Lisa Watanabe describes how the US retreat from the Middle East has allowed other powers, especially Russia and China, to strengthen their involvement in the region. In the final chapter, Linda Maduz analyzes the responses by Japan and South Korea to China’s rise and to concerns about continued US engagement in Asia.
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