Webinar: China’s growing influence in Latin America and the Caribbean
The Peruvian Army Center for Strategic Studies (CEEEP), the William J. Perry Center for Hemispheric Defense Studies, and the Strategic Studies Institute, US Army War College (SSI) come together to organize a space for analysis and reflection on “China’s growing influence in Latin America and the Caribbean”. This event will feature the participation of Dr. Evan Ellis (SSI Researcher) as the main speaker.
Time and date: 12 August 2021 – 1730 – 1900 hrs. (Lima) / 1830 – 2000 hrs. (Washington D. C.)
Future battlefield that maybe already be present
By: Carlos Frías Sánchez (21/07/2021).
Technical progress in sensors, guided weaponry, artificial intelligence and UAVs will have a major impact on future combat. In the same sense, the reduction in size of the Armies and the increasing difficulties to replace losses will imply also major changes in their way to operate. The aggregation of both phenomena brings to the fore the old Soviet concept of the “reconnaissance-strike systems” (RUK) which foresaw a fundamental change in the way the Armies’ would fight, due to the technologic advance in the aforementioned areas. As the technology is constantly advancing precisely in these fields, most probably, future combat will present many of the features described by the Soviet theorists for their RUK in the past 80s. The development of the recent fight in Libya and, especially, in Nagorno-Karabakh seem to lead us to that outcome.
Chinese engagement in Latin America and Europe: Comparisons and Interdependencies
By Evan Ellis. This publication is possible thanks to a collaboration between the Strategic Studies Institute – U.S. Army War College (SSI) and the Peruvian Army Center for Strategic Studies (CEEEP).
Is it time to establish a security architecture in the Middle East?
By: Felipe Sánchez Tapia (01/07/2021).
For decades, the development of collective defense, collective security, and more recently, cooperative security structures in one of the most unstable regions of the globe, has been unsuccessful. The differences between the regional powers’ respective geopolitical visions and the global powers’ conflicting interests, have operated as an obstacle that is, thus far, insurmountable. Nevertheless, despite the regional polarization and great unrest, there currently exist opportunities that could be seized by global powers, particularly by the United States, in order to advance their global interests.
Thucydides’ Exhortation
By: Andrés González Martín (16/06/2021).
Contemporary military, strategic and geopolitical thinking written in Spanish is poor but Ibero-American history and experience is a real gold mine. It is especially a gold mine when it comes to thinking, rethinking, and writing about irregular warfare and the grey zone. The debt is not to the forgotten past but to the future. A shared historical vision, a common strategic and geopolitical thinking, would provide Ibero-America a vector of integration that in the long term would have important returns. We need an Ibero-American school of strategic and geopolitical thought and the study of military history to win the right to be heard in areas where we have no voice, both at home and abroad.
Twenty-five centuries ago, Thucydides, in his Peloponnesian War, warned us that “a nation that draws too broad a difference between its scholars and its warriors will have its thinking being done by cowards and its fighting done by fools”.
Liderazgo Estratégico
Introducción al concepto de “Liderazgo Estratégico” por el Tte Crl EP Richard Villanueva Apuela.
Latinoamérica: Relaciones Post-pandemia
Conversamos con el Politólogo Francesco Tucci sobre el impacto que general la actual pandemia en el orden mundial y las relaciones internacionales, principalmente en Latinoamérica.
Webinar: “El Internet de las Cosas”
El Centro de Estudios Estratégicos del Ejército del Perú invita a nuestros seguidores y colaboradores a participar del webinar “El Internet de las Cosas” en modalidad virtual, a través de Zoom. El evento es parte del programa de seminarios virtuales (webinars) del Centro de Estudios Hemisféricos de Defensa William J. Perry.
Hora y fecha: 13 abril, 2021 – 17:00 a 18:00 (Eastern)
¿Qué es estrategia?
Breve explicación del concepto de “Estrategia” por el Tte Crl EP Richard Villanueva Apuela.
La gran armada pesquera China y su impacto en Latinoamérica
Conversamos con Andrés González Martín del Instituto Español de Estudios Estratégicos sobre la flota pesquera de altura de la República Popular de China y su impacto en Latinoamérica.
