Daniel Fiott
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 4151932 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Daniel Fiott |
| NOMBRES | Daniel |
| APELLIDO | Fiott |
| FIRMA | FIOTT D |
| AFILIACIONES | Vrije Universiteit Brussel |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-2378-3568 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 20 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 84 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 20 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2013 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 5 |
What Role for European Economic and Military Enablement in Deterrence
Le guerre en Ukraine paraît approcher un moment-clé : Moscou avance lentement tandis que Kyiv fait face à l’usure démographique, militaire et politique. Les erreurs d’analyse passées, tant russes qu’occidentales, ont fermé des fenêtres de négociation. Aujourd’hui, l’Ukraine doit déterminer s’il faut négocier pour éviter une issue plus défavorable, alors que l’aide occidentale s’érode, que les États-Unis privilégient ses propres intérêts, et que l…
Europe’s Rearmament Dilemmas
Europe has entered a profound rearmament cycle driven by Russia’s war on Ukraine, sharpening US strategic conditionality, and intensifying global geopolitical rivalry. After decades of underinvestment, European states are attempting to rebuild depleted stockpiles, scale up industrial production, and reconcile defense investments with fiscal, political, and technological constraints. The European Union has emerged as an important actor, deploying …
Player and playground
The three images of EU strategic autonomy
From Liberalisation to Industrial Policy
The European defence market can be described as a geoeconomically relevant sector that forms part of Europe's overall economy, not least in the way that it is a producer of military capabilities and technologies and a repository of scientific skills. Traditionally, European Union (EU)‐level steps to support and liberalise the sector have reflected a regulatory approach marked by soft law, but in recent years, the EU has also developed financial t…
In every crisis an opportunity? European Union integration in defence and the War on Ukraine
Russia's war on Ukraine has upended the European security order. Ukraine has requested EU membership, unprecedented sanctions have been imposed on Russia, European countries have shipped weapons and munitions to Ukraine and NATO has shored up its military presence. Despite such action, is it possible to speak of a transformative moment or 'Zeitenwende' for EU security and defence? This article analyses the state of EU integration in defence since…
Europe and the South
Europe and the South
La périphérie « sud » de l’Europe, dont les limites varient selon les cadres géopolitiques et institutionnels considérés, revêt une importance critique pour cette dernière d’un point de vue aussi bien économique que géopolitique. Le sud de l’Europe reste affecté par un arc d’instabilité, allant des côtes atlantiques de l’Afrique aux franges orientales du Moyen-Orient, englobant différents espaces maritimes. C’est pourquoi l’UE a toujours abordé s…
A Revolution Too Far? US Defence Innovation, Europe and Nato’s Military-Technological Gap
The United States is launching another defence innovation initiative to offset the growing military-technological might of countries such as China, Russia and Iran. However, by utilising emerging technologies from the commercial sector to achieve greater military power the US may further open up the technology gap within NATO. This raises serious questions for NATO’s European allies. This article probes the nature of the US’s latest innovation st…
Patriotism, Preferences and Serendipity
The 2009 adoption of the EU directive on intra‐Community transfers of defence equipment (‘ICT directive’) (2009/43/EC) aims to harmonize defence transfer licencing in the EU. The directive is part of a ‘defence package’ – along with a directive on defence procurement (2009/81/EC) – that is geared to liberalizing and regulating the European Defence Equipment Market (EDEM). A major theoretical question is why the EU Member States would agree to the…
How Europe's discovery of the Americas revolutionized trade, ecology and life on earth
1493: how Europe's discovery of the Americas revolutionized trade, ecology and life on earth." Global Affairs, 2(1), pp. 102–103
Modernising Nato's Defence Infrastructure with EU Funds
NATO has limited collective financial means to modernise Europe's defence-transportation and supply links. The European Union might be able to help
European defence-industrial cooperation
The European Union is still far from having a consolidated defence market but the European Defence Technological and Industrial Base (EDTIB) has emerged as a policy framework through which to liberalize and regulate defence markets, protect and sustain jobs and to improve the interoperability of Europe's armed forces; all at the EU level. This article argues that a purely economic rationale for defence-industrial cooperation is being reformulated…
Malta in the European Union
Anyone interested in a conceptually informed and empirically rich account of Malta's preparations for European Union (EU) accession and its eventual membership should seriously consider Mark Harwoo
Reducing the Environmental Bootprint? Competition and Regulation in the Greening of Europe’s Defense Sector
As part of the European Union’s (EU) renewable energy and climate targets and its drive for sustainability, energy efficiency, and environmental protection, various elements of the defense sector in Europe are undertaking their own green initiatives. This is particularly important as the defense sector is one of the biggest public consumers of energy in the EU. This article asks to what extent, how, and why elements of the defense sector in Europ…
Europe after the U.S. Pivot
The E uropean C ommission and the E uropean D efence A gency
This article analyzes relations between the E uropean C ommission and the E uropean D efence A gency ( EDA ) as they relate to E uropean defence‐industrial co‐operation. To undertake the analysis, the article departs from a strictly intergovernmental‐supranational study of institutional relations by building upon the concept of ‘mandate overlap’. Additionally, the focus is on the constitutive policy approach of each institution. The EDA 's approa…
Relations with the Rest of the World
Realist Thought and Humanitarian Intervention
This article seeks to test the assumption that realism is completely hostile to the ethical and political notions of humanitarian intervention. The popular understanding of realism states that the national interest and international order will always trump the moral impulse to assist those suffering gross human-rights abuses at the hands of their government. The article makes the argument that this understanding of realism emerged from a particul…
E urope and the Rest of the World
In every crisis an opportunity? European Union integration in defence and the War on Ukraine
Russia's war on Ukraine has upended the European security order. Ukraine has requested EU membership, unprecedented sanctions have been imposed on Russia, European countries have shipped weapons and munitions to Ukraine and NATO has shored up its military presence. Despite such action, is it possible to speak of a transformative moment or 'Zeitenwende' for EU security and defence? This article analyses the state of EU integration in defence since…
From Liberalisation to Industrial Policy
The European defence market can be described as a geoeconomically relevant sector that forms part of Europe's overall economy, not least in the way that it is a producer of military capabilities and technologies and a repository of scientific skills. Traditionally, European Union (EU)‐level steps to support and liberalise the sector have reflected a regulatory approach marked by soft law, but in recent years, the EU has also developed financial t…
The E uropean C ommission and the E uropean D efence A gency
This article analyzes relations between the E uropean C ommission and the E uropean D efence A gency ( EDA ) as they relate to E uropean defence‐industrial co‐operation. To undertake the analysis, the article departs from a strictly intergovernmental‐supranational study of institutional relations by building upon the concept of ‘mandate overlap’. Additionally, the focus is on the constitutive policy approach of each institution. The EDA 's approa…
Player and playground
Patriotism, Preferences and Serendipity
The 2009 adoption of the EU directive on intra‐Community transfers of defence equipment (‘ICT directive’) (2009/43/EC) aims to harmonize defence transfer licencing in the EU. The directive is part of a ‘defence package’ – along with a directive on defence procurement (2009/81/EC) – that is geared to liberalizing and regulating the European Defence Equipment Market (EDEM). A major theoretical question is why the EU Member States would agree to the…
The three images of EU strategic autonomy
A Revolution Too Far? US Defence Innovation, Europe and Nato’s Military-Technological Gap
The United States is launching another defence innovation initiative to offset the growing military-technological might of countries such as China, Russia and Iran. However, by utilising emerging technologies from the commercial sector to achieve greater military power the US may further open up the technology gap within NATO. This raises serious questions for NATO’s European allies. This article probes the nature of the US’s latest innovation st…
European defence-industrial cooperation
The European Union is still far from having a consolidated defence market but the European Defence Technological and Industrial Base (EDTIB) has emerged as a policy framework through which to liberalize and regulate defence markets, protect and sustain jobs and to improve the interoperability of Europe's armed forces; all at the EU level. This article argues that a purely economic rationale for defence-industrial cooperation is being reformulated…
Realist Thought and Humanitarian Intervention
This article seeks to test the assumption that realism is completely hostile to the ethical and political notions of humanitarian intervention. The popular understanding of realism states that the national interest and international order will always trump the moral impulse to assist those suffering gross human-rights abuses at the hands of their government. The article makes the argument that this understanding of realism emerged from a particul…
Europe after the U.S. Pivot
Relations with the Rest of the World
Realist Thought and Humanitarian Intervention
This article seeks to test the assumption that realism is completely hostile to the ethical and political notions of humanitarian intervention. The popular understanding of realism states that the national interest and international order will always trump the moral impulse to assist those suffering gross human-rights abuses at the hands of their government. The article makes the argument that this understanding of realism emerged from a particul…
E urope and the Rest of the World
Reducing the Environmental Bootprint? Competition and Regulation in the Greening of Europe’s Defense Sector
As part of the European Union’s (EU) renewable energy and climate targets and its drive for sustainability, energy efficiency, and environmental protection, various elements of the defense sector in Europe are undertaking their own green initiatives. This is particularly important as the defense sector is one of the biggest public consumers of energy in the EU. This article asks to what extent, how, and why elements of the defense sector in Europ…
Europe after the U.S. Pivot
The E uropean C ommission and the E uropean D efence A gency
This article analyzes relations between the E uropean C ommission and the E uropean D efence A gency ( EDA ) as they relate to E uropean defence‐industrial co‐operation. To undertake the analysis, the article departs from a strictly intergovernmental‐supranational study of institutional relations by building upon the concept of ‘mandate overlap’. Additionally, the focus is on the constitutive policy approach of each institution. The EDA 's approa…
Relations with the Rest of the World
European defence-industrial cooperation
The European Union is still far from having a consolidated defence market but the European Defence Technological and Industrial Base (EDTIB) has emerged as a policy framework through which to liberalize and regulate defence markets, protect and sustain jobs and to improve the interoperability of Europe's armed forces; all at the EU level. This article argues that a purely economic rationale for defence-industrial cooperation is being reformulated…
Malta in the European Union
Anyone interested in a conceptually informed and empirically rich account of Malta's preparations for European Union (EU) accession and its eventual membership should seriously consider Mark Harwoo
How Europe's discovery of the Americas revolutionized trade, ecology and life on earth
1493: how Europe's discovery of the Americas revolutionized trade, ecology and life on earth." Global Affairs, 2(1), pp. 102–103
Modernising Nato's Defence Infrastructure with EU Funds
NATO has limited collective financial means to modernise Europe's defence-transportation and supply links. The European Union might be able to help
A Revolution Too Far? US Defence Innovation, Europe and Nato’s Military-Technological Gap
The United States is launching another defence innovation initiative to offset the growing military-technological might of countries such as China, Russia and Iran. However, by utilising emerging technologies from the commercial sector to achieve greater military power the US may further open up the technology gap within NATO. This raises serious questions for NATO’s European allies. This article probes the nature of the US’s latest innovation st…
Patriotism, Preferences and Serendipity
The 2009 adoption of the EU directive on intra‐Community transfers of defence equipment (‘ICT directive’) (2009/43/EC) aims to harmonize defence transfer licencing in the EU. The directive is part of a ‘defence package’ – along with a directive on defence procurement (2009/81/EC) – that is geared to liberalizing and regulating the European Defence Equipment Market (EDEM). A major theoretical question is why the EU Member States would agree to the…
Europe and the South
Europe and the South
La périphérie « sud » de l’Europe, dont les limites varient selon les cadres géopolitiques et institutionnels considérés, revêt une importance critique pour cette dernière d’un point de vue aussi bien économique que géopolitique. Le sud de l’Europe reste affecté par un arc d’instabilité, allant des côtes atlantiques de l’Afrique aux franges orientales du Moyen-Orient, englobant différents espaces maritimes. C’est pourquoi l’UE a toujours abordé s…
In every crisis an opportunity? European Union integration in defence and the War on Ukraine
Russia's war on Ukraine has upended the European security order. Ukraine has requested EU membership, unprecedented sanctions have been imposed on Russia, European countries have shipped weapons and munitions to Ukraine and NATO has shored up its military presence. Despite such action, is it possible to speak of a transformative moment or 'Zeitenwende' for EU security and defence? This article analyses the state of EU integration in defence since…
From Liberalisation to Industrial Policy
The European defence market can be described as a geoeconomically relevant sector that forms part of Europe's overall economy, not least in the way that it is a producer of military capabilities and technologies and a repository of scientific skills. Traditionally, European Union (EU)‐level steps to support and liberalise the sector have reflected a regulatory approach marked by soft law, but in recent years, the EU has also developed financial t…
Player and playground
The three images of EU strategic autonomy
What Role for European Economic and Military Enablement in Deterrence
Le guerre en Ukraine paraît approcher un moment-clé : Moscou avance lentement tandis que Kyiv fait face à l’usure démographique, militaire et politique. Les erreurs d’analyse passées, tant russes qu’occidentales, ont fermé des fenêtres de négociation. Aujourd’hui, l’Ukraine doit déterminer s’il faut négocier pour éviter une issue plus défavorable, alors que l’aide occidentale s’érode, que les États-Unis privilégient ses propres intérêts, et que l…
Europe’s Rearmament Dilemmas
Europe has entered a profound rearmament cycle driven by Russia’s war on Ukraine, sharpening US strategic conditionality, and intensifying global geopolitical rivalry. After decades of underinvestment, European states are attempting to rebuild depleted stockpiles, scale up industrial production, and reconcile defense investments with fiscal, political, and technological constraints. The European Union has emerged as an important actor, deploying …
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