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Dmitry V. Stefanovich

Primakov National Research Institute of World Economy and International Relations, Russian Academy of Sciences
Center for International Security
Research Fellow

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SPIN-RSCI: 6548-4619
ORCID: 0000-0002-8694-8040
Scopus AuthorID: 57218529321
Web of Science ResearcherID: AAN-8207-2020
Google ScholarID: jvjInrEAAAAJ

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Disruptive Technologies as a Source of Strategic Destabilization

New and disruptive technologies have played a key role in international security for many decades. The key distinction today is the speed with which new technologies are being developed and introduced. Disruptive technologies could lead to a nuclear apocalypse but could also help avoid it.

Dmitry V. Stefanovich

Guns Before Butter — A New Reality?

After the end of the “previous” Cold War, the armed forces in different countries considered scenarios of large ground operations during armed conflicts with an equal or superior enemy, but such plans largely remained a theory. Hostilities in Ukraine have put these theories to the ruthless test.

Dmitry V. Stefanovich, Alexander S. Ermakov

International Cooperation in Space Activities amid Great Power Competition

With great-power competition, announced by the U.S. administration, underway, competition in space can develop into “confrontation” and involve new participants. In order to reduce conflict potential, it is necessary to lay the foundations for expanding and strengthening international cooperation.

Ludmila V. Pankova, Olga V. Gusarova, Dmitry V. Stefanovich

The INF Treaty: Mirror or Abyss?

The number of nuclear weapon states, their respective arsenals, and transatlantic nuclear arrangements make Europe one of the most “nuclearized” continents. Luckily, even when the total warhead numbers were even higher, nuclear use had been avoided – although the threat remains real.

Dmitry V. Stefanovich