Preparing for Hybrid Threats to Security: Collaborative Preparedness and Response

Hybrid threats pose unique challenges to national and international security landscapes. This book provides a detailed analysis of how hybrid threats, from cyberspace operations to civic community involvement, shape modern security strategies. With case studies from Australia, Ukraine, and Sweden, the book offers a comprehensive look into the intersection of political governance and social stability.

What You'll Learn

• Contemporary research on hybrid threats and future avenues
• How hybrid threats undermine democracy and national security
• The role of civic communities in national defense
• Strategies for municipal preparedness against hybrid threats
• How to build competence in hybrid threat response

Who This Book Is For

This book is ideal for students of security studies, defense professionals, and policymakers interested in modern security strategies. It is also suited for international relations scholars focusing on geopolitical tensions.

What You Need to Know First

A background in international relations or security studies is recommended. Familiarity with geopolitical issues and national security frameworks will enhance understanding.

Why This Book

The book stands out for its multidisciplinary approach, weaving together political, social, and technological threads to provide a holistic view of hybrid threats. It emphasizes collaborative responses and resilience-building strategies.

What's Inside

Authored by Odd Jarl Borch and Tormod Heier, this 313-page book offers extensive case studies and research-based insights. Published by Routledge, it includes detailed analyses across 17 chapters.