Grey Zone Warfare - Lecture and Panel Discussion
- Tuesday 24 February from 1pm to 3pm
Pre-ordered sadnwiches are served at 12 noon.
'Grey zone warfare' describes the space in between peace and war in which state and non-state actors engage in competition.
Speaker: Dr. Andrew Maher, Director – Grey Zone Warfare Project UNSW.
Includes a panel discussion.
About the Speaker: Dr Maher is a former Australian military officer with a particular interest in operations conducted by, with and through foreign forces, as a result of operational experience in Afghanistan and Iraq. His research focus has been towards Irregular Warfare, the conduct of competition that leverages non-state actors, which was the anchor for his PhD: The Strategic Logic of Proxy Warfare. He has been a post-graduate course convenor at UNSW Canberra for subjects on Irregular Warfare and the Theory of Special Operations for over five years.
Source: University of NSW, Canberra
This is one of the monthly lecture series on current or historical defence and security issues hosted by the The Royal United Services Institute of New South Wales.
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