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Hybrid Warfare: the continuation of ambiguity by other means/ Andrew Mumford and Pascal Carlucci

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MUMFORD Andrew

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CARLUCCI Pascal

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In: European Journal of International Security Vol 8 Issue 2, May 2023, pp.192-206 (27A)Summary: This article presents the study of ambiguity as the essence of hybrid warfare to reconcile it with the international political context. It addresses the gaps in the literature in an effort to elucidate the essence of hybrid warfare not as a separate concept, but rather as the symptom of a changing political environment.

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This article presents the study of ambiguity as the essence of hybrid warfare to reconcile it with the international political context. It addresses the gaps in the literature in an effort to elucidate the essence of hybrid warfare not as a separate concept, but rather as the symptom of a changing political environment.

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