Food for Thought
Food for Thought

Summary/Abstract: The #foodforthought section includes a selection of bibliographic resources (official documents, books and reports), published recently, with a significant impact on the field of security and intelligence studies. EU. ”A Strategic Compass for Security and Defence: For a European Union that protects its citizens, values and interests and contributes to international peace and security”, 21.03.2022; NATO. ”The Secretary General’s Annual Report for 2021”, 21.03.2022; Graham Allison. Capcana lui Tucidide: Mai pot evita Statele Unite și China războiul?, Ed. Corint, 2022; Radu-Sebastian Ungureanu et al. Cooperare și confl ict în relațiile internaționale. O introducere, Ed. Institutului European, Iași, 2021; Center for Security Studies. ”Strategic Trends 2022: Key Developments in Global Aff airs”, ETH Zurich, 2022; ”Munich Security Report 2022: Turning the Tide. Unlearning Helplessness”, 18.02.2022; Mazarr, Michael J. et al. ”Security Cooperation in a Strategic Competition”. Santa Monica, CA: RAND Corporation, 2022; John Seaman et. al. (Ed.). ”Dependence in Europe’s Relations with China: Weighing Perceptions and Reality”, European Think-Tank Network on China (ETNC), April 2022; CSIS Technology and Intelligence Task Force. ”Maintaining the Intelligence Edge: Reimagining and Reinventing Intelligence through Innovation”, Center for Strategic and International Studies, January 2021.

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