Table of Contents
Introduction
1. Capacity Building within the defence sector
1.1 From “train-and-equip” to strategic advising
2. Strategic Advising: Definition and Doctrinal Framework
2.1 Advising in UN doctrine
2.2 Advising in NATO doctrine
2.3 Advising in the EU doctrine
2.4 Key findings: commonalities and discrepancies between doctrines
Covid 19 and new opportunities for jihadist extremism(*)
Translation into English language: Lieutenant Colonel CC Massimo AMADIO, Professor of Military Art and Peacekeeping Operations at Carabinieri Officers School
Abstract translation in Arabic:
Doctor Marta CAMPANELLI Doctor of Research in Civilization, Cultures and Societies of Asia and Africa
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
The conventional conflict taking place in the heart of Central-Eastern Europe, which sees the Russian Federation opposed to the Ukraine and to the Western world, must not make us forget that in different parts of the planet other conflicts survive and are perpetuated. Such conflicts have posed for years a permanent challenge to international peacebuilders, and in the same time appear unlikely to see a solution in the short term.
The Protection of the Environment in armed conflicts (PERAC)
Index
Introduction
Paragraph 1- The International Law Commission (ILC) and the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC)
Paragraph 2- Analysis and comparison between the ILC Draft principles and ICRC Guidelines
