About
The Centre for Security, Diplomacy and Strategy (CSDS) seeks to contribute to a better understanding of the key contemporary security and diplomatic challenges of the 21st century – and their impact on Europe – while reaching out to the policy community that will ultimately need to handle such challenges. Our expertise in security studies will seek to establish comprehensive theoretical and policy coverage of strategic competition and its impact on Europe, whilst paying particular attention to the Transatlantic relationship and the wider Indo-Pacific region. Diplomacy as a field of study will be treated broadly and comparatively to encompass traditional statecraft and foreign policy analysis, as well as public, economic and cultural diplomacy. The CSDS is pleased to host the KF-VUB Korea Chair and Japan Program.
The CSDS builds on a critical mass of scholars with expertise and publication track record in the areas of diplomacy and security, and an ample network of policy and expert contacts within Brussels and beyond. Thanks to its Korea Chair and Japan programme, the CSDS is also emerging as a European hub for analysis of geopolitical and security dynamics in East Asia.
Key themes
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International security and strategy
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Transatlantic relations
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Geopolitics and security in the Indo-Pacific
- Diplomacy and statecraft
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What's new
News
CSDS organises a first workshop in the framework of the Bridging Allies project
KF-VUB Korea Chair organises successful inaugural Brussels Korea Forum
CSDS Policy Briefs
The CSDS Policy Brief series covers a range of topical subjects in the field of security, diplomacy, and strategy. To receive future editions in your mailbox, subscribe here.
Australian Strategic Approaches to the Indo-Pacific: National Resilience and Minilateral Cooperation
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