Czech and Norwegian perspectives on resilience in a post-invasion-of-Ukraine context
Czech and Norwegian perspectives on resilience in a post-invasion-of-Ukraine context

Author(s): Pernille Rieker, Eskil JAKOBSEN, Jan Daniel
Subject(s): Government/Political systems, Security and defense, Comparative politics, Geopolitics, Peace and Conflict Studies, Russian Aggression against Ukraine
Published by: Ústav mezinárodních vztahů
Keywords: Czech Republic; Norway; Russian invasion of Ukraine; NATO; Defence; Baseline Requirements for National Resilience;
Summary/Abstract: The resilience thinking in the Czech Republic and Norway has been significantly influenced by the membership of both countries in NATO; however, a closer inspection reveals some significant differences between them and opens a space for their mutual learning. Norway should pay attention to which aspects of national security resilience are strengthened by the membership in the EU as well as the longer debate on the resilience to disinformation in the Czech Republic. The Czech Republic could learn from the Norwegian thinking about the coordination of civil and military efforts in addressing security and military threats.

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