Eva Michaels
Universitair docent
- Naam
- Dr. E.M. Michaels
- Telefoon
- +31 70 800 9500
- e.m.michaels@fgga.leidenuniv.nl
- ORCID iD
- 0000-0001-8795-156X
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Universitair docent
- Faculteit Governance and Global Affairs
- Institute of Security and Global Affairs
- Intelligence
- Michaels E.M. (2024), Caught off guard? : evaluating how external experts in Germany warned about Russia’s war on Ukraine, Intelligence and National Security 39(3): 420-442.
- Michaels E.M. & Sus M. (2024), (Not) Coming of age?: unpacking the European Union’s quest for strategic autonomy in security and defence, European Security 33(3): 383-405.
- Kissack R., Michaels E.M. & Fernández Ó. (2024), Parliamentary acceptability of EU military deployments in member states: beyond rubber-stamping?, Journal of European Integration : 1-28.
- Michaels E.M. & Sus M. (2024), Strategic Autonomy in Security and Defence as an Impracticability? How the European Union’s Rhetoric Meets Reality. In: Oriol Costa Eduard Soler i Lecha Martijn C. Vlaskamp (red.), EU Foreign Policy in a Fragmenting International Order. London: Palgrave Macmillan. 55-83.
- Michaels E.M. (29 juni 2023), European strategic autonomy 2.0: What Europe needs to get right. Strategic Europe: Carnegie Europe. [blog].
- Michaels E.M. (2022), Renewing realist constructivism: does it have potential as a theory of foreign policy?, Teoria Polityki 6: 101-122.
- Michaels E.M. (2022), How surprising was ISIS’ rise to power for the German intelligence community?: Reconstructing estimates of likelihood prior to the fall of Mosul, Intelligence and National Security 37(2): 157-176.
- Meyer C.O., Michaels E.M., Ikani N., Guttmann A. & Goodman M.S. (red.) (2022), Estimative intelligence in European foreign policymaking: learning lessons from an era of surprise. Intelligence, Surveillance and Secret Warfare. Edinburgh: Edinburgh university press.
- Guttmann A. & Michaels E.M. (2022), How Germany and the UK anticipated ISIS’ rise to power in Syria and Iraq. In: Meyer C.O., Michaels E., Ikani N., Guttman A. & Goodman M.S. (red.), Estimative intelligence in European foreign policymaking : learning lessons from an era of surprise. Intelligence, Surveillance and Secret Warfare. Edinburgh: Edinburgh university press. 96-128.
- Ikani N., Meyer C.O., Michaels E.M. & Guttmann A. (2022), Expectations from estimative intelligence and anticipatory foreign policy: a realistic appraisal. In: Meyer C.O., Michaels E.M., Ikani N., Guttmann A. & Goodman M.S. (red.), Estimative intelligence in European foreign policymaking : learning lessons from an era of surprise. Intelligence, Surveillance and Secret Warfare. Edinburgh: Edinburgh university press. 27-68.
- Guttmann A., Ikani N., Meyer C.O. & Michaels E.M. (2022), Introduction: estimative intelligence and anticipatory foreign policy. In: Meyer C.O., Michaels E., Ikani N., Guttmann A. & Goodman M.S. (red.), Estimative intelligence in European foreign policymaking : learning lessons from an era of surprise. Intelligence, Surveillance and Secret Warfare. Edinburgh: Edinburgh university press. 1-26.
- Kissack R., Michaels E.M. & Fernández Ó. (2022), Unpacking national parliamentary perceptions of CSDP operations, 2016-2021. ENGAGE Working Paper Series nr. 8. Barcelona: Engage.
- Michaels E.M & Kissack R. (2021), Evaluating the national acceptability of EU external action: conceptual framework for the ENGAGE project. ENGAGE Working Paper Series nr. 2. Barcelona: Engage.
- Michaels E.M. & Karimi B. (2021), Overview of Expert Claims and EU Policy Responses to ISIS’ Rise to Power in Iraq and Syria (King's College London, INTEL research project). [database].
- Michaels E.M. (2021), Germany’s anticipation of and response to ISIS’ rise to power: overview of open-source expert claims and policy responses (King's College London, INTEL Research Project). [database].
- Michaels E.M. (2019), Repubblica centrafricana: Pace, Ottavo Tentativo, Nigrizia (5): .
- Meyer C. & Michaels E.M. (2016), Utilising open sources for conflict prevention, management and resolution: potential, limitation and recommendations. Brussels: European policy brief.
- Major C. & Strickmann E.M. (2012), Les Défis Logistiques des Opérations de l'UE. In: Kempf Olivier (red.), La Logistique, une Fonction Opérationnelle Oubliée. Paris: L’Harmattan. 71-85 .
- Brockmann K. & Strickmann E.M. (2012), EU-NATO Beziehungen: Von der Unverantwortlichkeit interorganisationeller Konkurrenz. In: , Transatlantische Perspektiven für die Ära Obama: Aufbruch zu neuen Ufern oder „business as usual“?. Köln: Kölner Wissenschaftsverlag. 75-111.
- Major C. & Michaels E.M., You can’t always get what you want: logistical challenges in EU military operations. SWP Working Paper (Stiftung Wissenschaft und Politik).
- Michaels E.M., EU and NATO efforts to counter piracy off Somalia: a drop in the ocean?. European security review (International security information service Europe).
- Michaels E.M. (2009), Review of Krieg ohne Raum: Asymmetrische Konflikte in einer entgrenzten Welt, by Rüdiger Voigt, Zeitschrift für Politik 56(4): 497-500.
- Strickmann E.M. (2008), Clausewitz im Zeitalter der neuen Kriege: Der Krieg in Ruanda (1990-1994) im Spiegel der „wunderlichen Dreifaltigkeit“. Staatlichkeit im Wandel nr. 7. Berlin & Cambridge / Massachusetts: Galda.
- Michaels E.M. (1 mei 2008), Der NATO-Gipfel von Bukarest: Aufwind für die EU-NATO-Beziehungen?. AIES fokus (Austrian institute for European and security policy).
- Michaels E.M. (1 januari 2008), ESVP ,ission im Tschad und der Zentralafrikanischen Republik. AIES aktuelle (Austrian institute for European and security policy).
- honorary appointment as senior fellow