SJMS Talks
Dive into the broad field of Military Studies! SJMS Talks is an academic podcast published by the journal, Scandinavian Journal of Military Studies (SJMS). The podcast aims to bridge the gap between peer-reviewed academic scholarship and current affairs. In the 25-minutes episodes, chief editor, Daniel Møller Ølgaard, invites one of the journal contributors to discuss recent developments related to their published research. By doing so, the podcast demonstrates the practical and political applicability of Military Studies as an academic discipline.
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Tuesday Jun 13, 2023
Tuesday Jun 13, 2023
In this and the next episode, Arctic security politics is on the table, seen from the perspectives of Russia and China. To talk about Russia´s role in the Arctic, we have invited Jørgen Staun, expert on Russia’s role in global politics at the Royal Danish Defence College. Jørgen has recently published an article with his colleague, Camilla Sørensen. Read the full article at sjms.nu.
Thursday Jun 08, 2023
Thursday Jun 08, 2023
To talk about the future of military education in light of the new Danish Defence Agreement, SJMS Talks invites its contributor, Søren Sjøgren. He has written an article on military command and executive decision making, titled "What Military Commanders do and how they do it." Read the full article at sjms.nu.
Scandinavian Journal of Military Studies
SJMS Talks is published by the Scandinavian Journal of Military Studies. SJMS is an online, open access journal publishing both high quality research and practice-oriented studies relevant to the military profession. The journal welcomes submissions from a wide range of scholarly traditions including anthropology, sociology, philosophy, history, strategic studies, international relations, leadership and organization studies as well as security and defense politics. It is produced and published by the Royal Danish Defence College, the Norwegian Defence University College, the Swedish Defence University, the Centre for Military Studies at the University of Copenhagen and the Swedish Centre for Studies of Armed Forces and Society. Read more at sjms.nu.