KKrVA Proceedings and Journal No. 4-2019 has been published and should now have reached all members and subscribers. Content as below. Articles that are free to read are linked below.

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  • Memorial to deceased members 2019 by Jörgen F. Ericsson (link)
  • A stronger society for peace. The Governor's speech at the celebration day, November 12, 2019 by Sverker Goranson
  • Royal Swedish Academy of Military Sciences Annual Report for 2019 by Bjorn Anderson (link)
  • History as a political weapon. The Crimean conflict, Ukraine and Russia. Speech by Professor Kristian Gerner at the Royal Swedish Academy of Military Sciences' ceremonial meeting on November 12, 2019
  • The state as a communicator. A panel study of the effects of the campaign If crisis or war comes. Award-winning essay competition by Douglas Brommesson and Rickard Bengtsson
  • Choice of path for the air forces. Inaugural speech in KKrVA Department III on September 30, 2019 by Mats Helgesson

Analysis & perspective

  • Rational cooperation or watertight bulkheads? Surveillance of Swedish territorial waters by Niklas Wiklund
  • Value constellations. A growth model for innovative and strong total defense by Joakim Netz
  • New tactical radio from a telewar perspective – only limitations? by Daniel Selling
  • Artificial intelligence for military decision support by Fabian Krook
  • Balance between users and technology by Johan Pakarinen
  • Free War – usefulness in future defense by Kristian Wendt
  • The organization of defense medicine reduces warfare capability. by Kristoffer Domargård
  • The UK assessment failure on Iraqi. Why did it happen and what can we learn from it? by Sten Arve
  • The forgotten monstrosity UNAMIR – a sad 25th anniversary memory by Per Olof Hallqvist
  • To be led by Christian Braw
  • Constitutional preparedness and preparedness increases by Thomas Hörberg

Literature

  • One third of the defense to the Baltics by Olof Santesson (link)
  • Three unbridled generals by Olof Santesson (link)
  • “Next to God, the welfare of the kingdom depends on the navy” by Lars Wedin (link)
  • Half brass treated in half brass by Bo G Hall (link)
  • The Korean War in a new light by Bo G Hall (link)
  • Norwegian (and Nordic) dilemmas and paradoxes well illuminated by Jan Angström (link)

Literature review

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