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7th Historical Analysis for Defence and Security SymposiumDefence Science and Technology Laboratory 21st and 22nd May 2014 |
Keynote Speakers |
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| Brigadier Ian Rigden (DCDC): The Use of Military History in the Development of Concepts and Doctrine | Slides | |||||||||||||||||||||
| Prof William Philpott (King's College London): Doing More with Much More: The Military Challenges of Industrialized Warfare, 1914-1918 | ||||||||||||||||||||||
Papers and presentations |
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| Title | Author(s) | Resource |
| The Numbers Game: Seeking to Understand the Impact of Quantity in Determining Force Levels | Dr Paul Latawski (Royal Military Academy Sandhurst) | Slides |
| On the Nature and Consequences of 'Costless' Combat | Erik Gartzke (University of Essex and UCSD) | Slides |
| Assessing Diplomacy through Analysis? Approaches to Evaluating the Government's International Defence Engagement Strategy | Stan Coombes and Adam Lyons (Dstl) | Contact author |
| Cable in the Wireless Age: Naval Diplomacy in the Post-Cold War Global Order | Commander Kevin Rowlands (Royal Navy) | Slides |
| Concentration and Asymmetry in Air Power: Lessons for the Defensive Employment of Small Air Forces | Niall MacKay (University of York), Ian Horwood and Christopher Price (York St John University) | Slides (set 1) Slides (set 2) |
| The Instability of a Post-Nuclear World | Dr David Blagden (University of Cambridge | Slides |
| Doing a Lot More with Quite a Bit Less: Historical and Operational Analysis of Lean HQs at Formation and Unit Level | Dermot Rooney (Wapentake Systems Limited) | Slides |
| Beyond 'Good' and 'Bad' Lessons: A Comparison of the Use of History by the British Army and the German Bundeswehr in Afghanistan | Dr Eric Sangar (Stuttgart University / IRSEM, Paris | Slides |
| The Use of Oral and Local Histories in Counterinsurgency and Phase Zero Operations | Dr Brian Price (Hawai'i Pacific University) | Slides |
| S2O Deployed Analysis | Patrick Rose (Dstl) | Contact author |
| Historical analysis puts modern command and control in perspective | Paul Syms (Dstl) | Slides |