BUILDING RESILIENCE AGAINST HYBRID THREATS. TRANSATLANTIC LESSONS LEARNT FROM STATES AND ORGANIZATIONS
BUILDING RESILIENCE AGAINST HYBRID THREATS. TRANSATLANTIC LESSONS LEARNT FROM STATES AND ORGANIZATIONS

Summary/Abstract: The aim of the present article is to address the main techniques used by states and international and regional organizations alike ( with a special focus on NATO and the European Union) in order to assess hybrid threats and create the appropriate response in the form of resilience. In this regard, examples of good practices taken both from countries confronted with such threats( as was the case of the Baltic countries) as well as from organizations which have devised policies and created an institutional framework to deal with such threats, shall be analysed in order to highlight the most productive approaches.The article shall be constructed in an ascending manner, beginning with a brief analysis of the hybrid threats, followed by the corresponding reactions taken by NATO and the European Union and their particular perspectives on building resilience, and ending with specific examples of countries which had to manage such threats and prevent them from becoming recurrent, as was the case of the Baltic states.

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