Support grows for proposed Swiss army budget hike
Swiss military spending should increase from CHF5.6 billion a year to around CHF7 billion, says one of Swiss parliamentary chamber.
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Swiss military spending should increase from CHF5.6 billion a year to around CHF7 billion, says one of Swiss parliamentary chamber.
In the space of a decade, the Islamic Republic’s cyberspace propaganda machine has become one of the spearheads of Tehran’s short-of-war strategy, achieving a degree of sophistication equivalent to that of similar approaches developed by Moscow and Beijing.
This edited volume by CSS director Andreas Wenger and Alex S. Wilner focuses on contemporary denial, bridging the gap between classical deterrence theory and contemporary insecurity.
By Andreas Wenger, Ursula Jasper, Myriam Dunn Cavelty Part II | Academic perspectives on future-oriented policy-making Chapter 2: Imagined worlds: The politics of future-making in the twenty-first century By Sheila Jasanoff Chapter 3: How to know the future – and the past (and how not): A pragmatist perspective on foresight and hindsight 1 By Gunther Hellmann By Michael C. Horowitz By Francis J. Gavin Uncertainties, scenarios, and their (un-)intended side effects By Myriam Dunn Cavelty Chapter 7: Uncertainty and precariousness at the policy–science interface: Three cases of climate-driven...
Go-ahead for Swiss m4m Center Federal Laboratory for Materials Testing and Research Dübendorf, St. Gallen und Thun, 20.04.2021 - Since 15 April, it is official: The Technology Transfer Center for 3D Printing in Medical Technology – Swiss m4m Center, in short – meets the requirements of ISO standard 13485:2016; it is thus allowed to produce implants and instruments for human patients. The starting signal for promising projects with Swiss SMEs: The partner network already comprises 45 companies and research institutions. The idea is as appealing as it is obvious:...