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Project Seshat: International Negotiation and ​Grey Zone Conflict / Hybrid Warfare


...The goals of these hybrid efforts are to erode economic strength; undermine the legitimacy of key institutions such as governance bodies, academia, diplomatic entities and the media; encourage social discord; and weaken the bonds between the nations and international organisations...The erosion of economic strength is probably the most important element and likely the hardest to reverse once it is accomplished.
Tait, S. "Hybrid warfare: the new face of global competition."
Financial Times, October 14, 2019

Project Seshat is a multinational effort to study and respond to the rising threats of "hybrid warfare" or "grey zone conflict" now targeting all democracies. These are proliferating, but as yet poorly understood. ​Chris Honeyman serves as a member of its steering committee and is also Principal Investigator.

Details at Project Seshat.

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