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OXFORD DEBATE: Is China a Threat to the Liberal International Order? Moderator: Bobo Lo Russia Research Fellow, French Institute for International Affairs, France Olin L. Wethington Board of Directors, IRI; Senior Fellow, Scowcroft Center for Strategy and Security, Atlantic Council; and Assistant Secretary for International Affairs and Special Envoy on China, US Department of the Treasury (2006), USA Theresa Fallon Director, Centre for Russia Europe Asia Studies, Brussels Jacek Bartosiak Director of Wargaming and Simulations Programme, Casimir Pulaski Foundation, CEO and Founder of Stategy&Future, Poland Hugh White Emeritus Professor of Strategic Studies, Australian National University, Canberra, Australia

OXFORD DEBATE: Is China a Threat to the Liberal International Order?

Contrary to what voters or the average Smiths often think, political leaders are not free actors in their actions.

Pod koniec lipca w Warszawie miałem okazję porozmawiać dłużej z człowiekiem z jednego z krajów środka Eurazji.

At the end of July 2019 in Warsaw, I had the opportunity to talk to a man from one of the countries of central Eurasia which is encompassed in the real infrastructure investments that are being implemented as part of the Belt and Road Initiative (the ‘New Silk Road’).

In the second part of the podcast that compliments this week’s S&F Hero article, dr. Phillip Petersen and Strategy&Future’s founder and CEO Jacek Bartosiak continue their conversation on military art and the Polish war theater in the context of a hypothetical conflict with Russia.

Książka zatytułowana War Plan Orange Edwarda S. Millera dotyczy wielu lat przygotowań amerykańskich do wojny z Japonią na Pacyfiku.

Edward S. Miller’s ‘War Plan Orange’ (1991) concerns many years of American preparations for the war with Japan in the Pacific.

Latem 1914 roku europejski świat zmienił się na zawsze. Dotyczy to szczególnie Europy Środkowej i Wschodniej. Sierpień tego roku był początkiem końca europejskich imperiów kontynentalnych i w nieodległej przyszłości dał narodom pomostu bałtycko-czarnomorskiego szansę na niepodległość.

The summer of 1914 changed the European world forever. In particular in Central and Eastern Europe. August 1914 marked the beginning of the end of the European continental empires and in the near future gave the nations of the Baltic-Black Sea Bridge a chance for independence.

Nagranie wprowadzające do rozmowy z dr. Phillipem A. Petersenem o sztuce wojennej i polskim teatrze wojny.

In an another S&F Hero podcast CEO and Founder of Strategy and Future Jacek Bartosiak sits down with dr. Phillip Petersen – a veteran of the Cold War, retired DIA analyst, and an authority in the military art and strategy.