Henrik Breitenbauch

@breitenbauch.bsky.social

Dean, Royal Danish Defence College. BoD, Innovation Fund Denmark. On strategy, security, and social sciences. Usual disclaimers apply.

This is an important article: contrary to popular belief, the decline of citizens’ willingness to fight for their country is not permanent. Proximity to ongoing conflicts actually increases the willingness to fight. www.cambridge.org/core/journal...

Fighting for their country: How proximate conflict shapes citizens’ attitudes | European Journal of International Security | Cambridge Core

Fighting for their country: How proximate conflict shapes citizens’ attitudes

cambridge.org

“Washington would be particularly unwise to go it alone in a complex global competition. By retreating to a sphere of influence in the Western hemisphere, the United States would cede the rest of the world to a globally engaged China.” www.foreignaffairs.com/china/undere...

Underestimating China

Success in great-power competition requires rigorous and unsentimental net assessment. Yet the American estimation of China has lurched from one extreme to the other. For decades, Americans registered...

foreignaffairs.com

What we invest in defence is how we value our defence. The White Paper we present today is our proposal for working together for European Defence in the EU. And the ReArm Europe Plan brings the financing possibilities to it.

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