Malte Riemann
Assistant professor
- Name
- Dr. M. Riemann
- Telephone
- +31 70 800 8206
- m.riemann@fgga.leidenuniv.nl
- ORCID iD
- 0000-0003-2912-0826
Assistant professor
- Faculty of Governance and Global Affairs
- Institute of Security and Global Affairs
- War, Peace and Justice
- Riemann M. (2025), Mercenaries and neomedievalism: from history to historicity. In: Cusumano E., Kinsey C. & Parr R. (Eds.), Mercenaries and security contractors in the 21st century: The past and future of private force. Routledge Private Security Studies. London & New York: Routledge.
- Riemann M. & Löfflmann G. (2025), ‘If I could turn back time’: Temporal security narratives, ontological disruption, and Germany’s Zeitenwende, European Journal of International Security : 1-19.
- Rossi N. & Riemann M. (Eds.) (2024), Security studies: an applied introduction. New York: SAGE.
- Rossi N. & Riemann M. (2024), Introducing Security Studies: An Applied Introduction. . In: Rossi N. & Riemann M. (Eds.), Security Studies: An Applied Introduction: SAGE.
- Riemann M. (2024), The mercenary concepts conditions of possibility: effeminacy, modernity and the international, European Journal of International Relations : .
- Riemann M. & Löfflmann G. (Eds.) (2023), Deutschlands verteidigungspolitik: Kohlhammer .
- Riemann M. (2023), Studying problematizations: the value of Carol Bacchi’s ‘What’s the problem represented to be?’ (WPR) Methodology for IR, Alternatives: Global, Local, Political 48(2): 151-169.
- Riemann M. & Reinsberg B. (2023), SCGA Insight: towards a feminist foreign policy for Scotland. Glasgow: Scottish council on global affairs.
- Riemann M. (2023), A violent cure? : Problematizing the cure violence initiative. In: Ellis A., Marques O. & Gunter A. (Eds.), THUG criminology: a call to action. Toronto : Toronto University Press.
- Riemann M. & Löfflmann G. (2023), Einleitung. In: Riemann M. & Löfflmann G. (Eds.), Deutschlands verteidigungspolitik: Nationale sicherheit nach der zeitenwende: Kohlhammer Verlag.
- Riemann M. & Löfflmann G. (2023), Quo vadis zeitenwende: wind of change oder heiße luft?. In: Riemann M. & Löfflmann G. (Eds.), Deutschlands verteidigungspolitik: nationale sicherheit nach der zeitenwende.
- Riemann M. & Rossi N. (2022), From subject to project: crisis and the transformation of subjectivity in the armed forces, Globalizations : .
- Riemann M. (2022), Mercenaries in/and history: the problem of ahistoricism and contextualism in mercenary scholarship, Small Wars & Insurgencies 33(1-2): 22-47.
- Riemann M. (2022), Pandemics, popular culture and problem-based gaming: teaching state responses to disease control the ‘undead way’. In: Varin C. & Hirani C. (Eds.), Games-based teaching in higher education. London: Routldge.
- Riemann M. & Rossi N. (2021), Crafting Diverse, Inclusive and Decolonized Military Leaders, The Journal of Peace and War Studies 3(1): 235-247.
- Riemann M. & Rossi N. (2021), Outsourcing death, sacrifice and remembrance: the socio-political effects of remote warfare. In: Mckay A., Watson A. & Karlshøj-Pedersen M. (Eds.), Remote warfare: interdisciplinary perspective. Bristol: E-International relations publising. 79-95.
- Riemann M. & Rossi N. (2021), Remote warfare as “security of being”: reading security force assistance as an ontological security routine, Defence Studies 21(4): 489-507.
- No authors listed (Ed.) (2021), Violent Non-State Actors in Modern Conflict.
- Rossi N. & Riemann M. (1 January 2021), Decolonizing professional military education: it is time for a strategy. WavellRoom. [blog entry].
- Riemann M. & Rossi N. 20 July 2021, Special forces, private military security contractors and remembrance. Warpod 7. Saferworld [podcast].
- Riemann M. & Rossi N. (2021), Conclusion: violent nonstate actors – silences, binaries, multiplication of sovereignties?. In: , Violent non-state actors in modern conflict. Sandhurst Trends in International Conflict no. 2: Howgate Publishing.
- Riemann M. (2020), Der Krieg im 20. und 21. Jahrhundert. Stuttgart: Kohlhammer Verlag .
- Riemann M., Ross N., Brown D., Smith M. & Murray D. (Eds.) (2020), Fragile and Failing States: Challenges and Responses.
- Riemann M. & Rossi N. (2020), The perils of medicalizing conflict resolution, Peace Review: A Journal of Social Justice 32(3): 384-391.
- No authors listed (2020), “As Old as War Itself”? Historicizing the Universal Mercenary, : .
- Riemann M. & Rossi N. (2019), War amongst the people: critical assessments. [other].
- Rossi N. & Riemann M., War, the people, and politics. Small wars journal. [blog entry].
- Riemann M., The costs of treating urban violence as a ‘public health’ problem. Discover society. [blog entry].
- Riemann M. & Rossi N. 27 March 2019, BISA Event Podcast: The Cost and Consequences of Remote Warfare. Oxford Research Group [podcast].
- Riemann M., The costs of treating urban violence as a ‘public health’ problem. Discover society. [blog entry].
- Riemann M. (2018), Problematizing the medicalization of violence: a critical discourse analysis of the ‘cure violence’ initiative, Critical Public Health 29(2): 146-155.
- Riemann M. 15 September 2015, Starship troopers and civil-military relations’. Social science talks science fiction 9 [podcast].
- Riemann M. (2014), Conceptualising the Dichotomy between Private Military Contractors and Soldiers amid ‘Society’, Political Perspectives 8(3): .
- Riemann M. (17 September 2012), An analysis of changing perceptions towards “fighters who work for pay". Portal Militärgeschichte. [blog entry].
- Riemann M. (2011), Review of: Colás A. & Mabee B., Mercenaries, pirates, bandits and empire: private violence in historical context. The RUSI Journal 156(2): 112-113.