Chad M Briggs
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 3731305 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Chad M Briggs |
| NOMBRES | Chad M |
| APELLIDO | Briggs |
| FIRMA | BRIGGS C M |
| AFILIACIONES | Asian Institute of Management |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-2147-4024 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 13 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 8 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 13 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2002 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Surveying New Battlegrounds
Cognitive warfare (CW) has emerged as a decisive battlespace in modern conflict, shifting the focus from physical terrain to the perceptions and resilience of societies. This article analyzes the Russian Federation's application of CW in Ukraine since 2013, contrasting it with the strategic concepts developed by the People's Republic of China (PRC). Russia's approach, rooted in Soviet-era maskirovka and reflexive control, integrates cyber operati…
Uncontested terrain? Reflections on the perception of the military in climate security
In the 1990s when environmental security first gained mainstream prominence, environmentally-minded academics viewed the involvement of the military in this agenda negatively. Nowadays, academics seem more willing to accept a role for the provision of climate security. In this article we establish whether this is really the case, and we seek to explain this shift in perception. Drawing on lived experience, observation, and readings of the literat…
Factors affecting the intention to prepare for flash floods in the Philippines
Modern Cognitive Operations and Hybrid Warfare
Concepts of cognitive warfare and operations are explored in the context of hybrid warfare, including how cyber technologies promote greater asymmetric opportunities for influence, control, and undermining of one’s adversary. Research areas are analyzed in the interconnection with hybrid cognitive operations. The purpose of the article is to study the features and theoretical and applied substantiation of cognitive actions in cyberspace and throu…
Disaster intelligence
The growing occurrence and intensity of disasters pose complex risks to national security, yet intelligence agencies do not possess the expertise to identify and assess emerging hazards effectively. Greater cooperation with experts outside the intelligence community, particularly scientists and local experts with valuable information, can allow effective warnings in advance of catastrophic events. This article makes an argument for strategic disa…
Cold Rush
Any discussion of the Arctic depends largely on perspective, and Martin Breum’s book Cold Rush gives us the view from an often overlooked major player in the region: Denmark. While the United States discussions these days focus on the possibilities for military confrontation in the polar north, or Washington D.C. and Alaska argue over access to oil and mineral resources, Breum gives a historical view of how Copenhagen, and the not-yet-independent…
Climate Change and Hybrid Warfare Strategies
Concepts of hybrid warfare and climate security are contested on their own, and are rarely considered as connected in planning for future security risks. Yet climate change presents new hazards for national security, and opportunities for those looking to foment instability and uncertainty in traditional institutions. This article examines the connections between climate change risks and hybrid war strategies, and focuses on concepts of resilienc…
Embracing the Darkness
Environmental systems are complex and often difficult to predict. The interrelationships within such systems can create abrupt changes with lasting impacts, yet they are often overlooked until disasters occur. Mounting environmental and social crises demand the need to better understand both the role and consequences of emerging risks in global environmental politics (GEP). In this research note, we discuss scenarios and simulations as innovative…
Climate security, risk assessment and military planning
Climate and environmental changes pose emerging and unique challenges to international security—as the global community experiences issues of food insecurity, severe droughts and floods—and have cascading impacts on energy supplies and infrastructure. Environmental hazards may shift abruptly, posing new risks to vulnerable systems and critical nodes in ways that diverge from historical experience. Effective risk assessments and planning will requ…
Environmental health risks and vulnerability in post-conflict regions
The importance of environmental factors during and after conflict has often not received adequate attention, and is of particular importance when assessing those groups most vulnerable to changing conditions. Post-war reconstruction and aid policies must take note of which groups are most susceptible to environmental health risks, and how the conflict itself often created new vulnerabilities through deliberate destruction of the natural and built…
Risk Assessment
Sources of drinking water have been contaminated by military-related activity for decades, but such environmental pollution has not been recognized as a security threat in its own right. The case of perchlorate in the United States demonstrates the reflexive nature of environmental security risks, as well as the inconsistent burdens of proof required for responses to uncertain threats. A known endocrine disruptor, perchlorate blocks the uptake of…
Science and environmental risk
Ground and surface water contamination by perchlorate, a non-biodegradable chemical used in rocket fuel and military ammunition, has stimulated increasing concern in the United States. The regulatory and risk issues associated with perchlorate have been complicated by the geographical extent of its distribution, its properties as an endocrine disruptor and the uncertainty surrounding its possible risks. The risk politics behind perchlorate contam…
Risk management and the conundrum of science‐policy relations
Climate security, risk assessment and military planning
Climate and environmental changes pose emerging and unique challenges to international security—as the global community experiences issues of food insecurity, severe droughts and floods—and have cascading impacts on energy supplies and infrastructure. Environmental hazards may shift abruptly, posing new risks to vulnerable systems and critical nodes in ways that diverge from historical experience. Effective risk assessments and planning will requ…
Science and environmental risk
Ground and surface water contamination by perchlorate, a non-biodegradable chemical used in rocket fuel and military ammunition, has stimulated increasing concern in the United States. The regulatory and risk issues associated with perchlorate have been complicated by the geographical extent of its distribution, its properties as an endocrine disruptor and the uncertainty surrounding its possible risks. The risk politics behind perchlorate contam…
Uncontested terrain? Reflections on the perception of the military in climate security
In the 1990s when environmental security first gained mainstream prominence, environmentally-minded academics viewed the involvement of the military in this agenda negatively. Nowadays, academics seem more willing to accept a role for the provision of climate security. In this article we establish whether this is really the case, and we seek to explain this shift in perception. Drawing on lived experience, observation, and readings of the literat…
Modern Cognitive Operations and Hybrid Warfare
Concepts of cognitive warfare and operations are explored in the context of hybrid warfare, including how cyber technologies promote greater asymmetric opportunities for influence, control, and undermining of one’s adversary. Research areas are analyzed in the interconnection with hybrid cognitive operations. The purpose of the article is to study the features and theoretical and applied substantiation of cognitive actions in cyberspace and throu…
Embracing the Darkness
Environmental systems are complex and often difficult to predict. The interrelationships within such systems can create abrupt changes with lasting impacts, yet they are often overlooked until disasters occur. Mounting environmental and social crises demand the need to better understand both the role and consequences of emerging risks in global environmental politics (GEP). In this research note, we discuss scenarios and simulations as innovative…
Risk management and the conundrum of science‐policy relations
Science and environmental risk
Ground and surface water contamination by perchlorate, a non-biodegradable chemical used in rocket fuel and military ammunition, has stimulated increasing concern in the United States. The regulatory and risk issues associated with perchlorate have been complicated by the geographical extent of its distribution, its properties as an endocrine disruptor and the uncertainty surrounding its possible risks. The risk politics behind perchlorate contam…
Risk Assessment
Sources of drinking water have been contaminated by military-related activity for decades, but such environmental pollution has not been recognized as a security threat in its own right. The case of perchlorate in the United States demonstrates the reflexive nature of environmental security risks, as well as the inconsistent burdens of proof required for responses to uncertain threats. A known endocrine disruptor, perchlorate blocks the uptake of…
Environmental health risks and vulnerability in post-conflict regions
The importance of environmental factors during and after conflict has often not received adequate attention, and is of particular importance when assessing those groups most vulnerable to changing conditions. Post-war reconstruction and aid policies must take note of which groups are most susceptible to environmental health risks, and how the conflict itself often created new vulnerabilities through deliberate destruction of the natural and built…
Climate security, risk assessment and military planning
Climate and environmental changes pose emerging and unique challenges to international security—as the global community experiences issues of food insecurity, severe droughts and floods—and have cascading impacts on energy supplies and infrastructure. Environmental hazards may shift abruptly, posing new risks to vulnerable systems and critical nodes in ways that diverge from historical experience. Effective risk assessments and planning will requ…
Climate Change and Hybrid Warfare Strategies
Concepts of hybrid warfare and climate security are contested on their own, and are rarely considered as connected in planning for future security risks. Yet climate change presents new hazards for national security, and opportunities for those looking to foment instability and uncertainty in traditional institutions. This article examines the connections between climate change risks and hybrid war strategies, and focuses on concepts of resilienc…
Embracing the Darkness
Environmental systems are complex and often difficult to predict. The interrelationships within such systems can create abrupt changes with lasting impacts, yet they are often overlooked until disasters occur. Mounting environmental and social crises demand the need to better understand both the role and consequences of emerging risks in global environmental politics (GEP). In this research note, we discuss scenarios and simulations as innovative…
Cold Rush
Any discussion of the Arctic depends largely on perspective, and Martin Breum’s book Cold Rush gives us the view from an often overlooked major player in the region: Denmark. While the United States discussions these days focus on the possibilities for military confrontation in the polar north, or Washington D.C. and Alaska argue over access to oil and mineral resources, Breum gives a historical view of how Copenhagen, and the not-yet-independent…
Disaster intelligence
The growing occurrence and intensity of disasters pose complex risks to national security, yet intelligence agencies do not possess the expertise to identify and assess emerging hazards effectively. Greater cooperation with experts outside the intelligence community, particularly scientists and local experts with valuable information, can allow effective warnings in advance of catastrophic events. This article makes an argument for strategic disa…
Modern Cognitive Operations and Hybrid Warfare
Concepts of cognitive warfare and operations are explored in the context of hybrid warfare, including how cyber technologies promote greater asymmetric opportunities for influence, control, and undermining of one’s adversary. Research areas are analyzed in the interconnection with hybrid cognitive operations. The purpose of the article is to study the features and theoretical and applied substantiation of cognitive actions in cyberspace and throu…
Factors affecting the intention to prepare for flash floods in the Philippines
Surveying New Battlegrounds
Cognitive warfare (CW) has emerged as a decisive battlespace in modern conflict, shifting the focus from physical terrain to the perceptions and resilience of societies. This article analyzes the Russian Federation's application of CW in Ukraine since 2013, contrasting it with the strategic concepts developed by the People's Republic of China (PRC). Russia's approach, rooted in Soviet-era maskirovka and reflexive control, integrates cyber operati…
Uncontested terrain? Reflections on the perception of the military in climate security
In the 1990s when environmental security first gained mainstream prominence, environmentally-minded academics viewed the involvement of the military in this agenda negatively. Nowadays, academics seem more willing to accept a role for the provision of climate security. In this article we establish whether this is really the case, and we seek to explain this shift in perception. Drawing on lived experience, observation, and readings of the literat…
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