Malte Riemann
Universitair docent
- Naam
- Dr. M. Riemann
- Telefoon
- 070 8008206
- m.riemann@fgga.leidenuniv.nl
- ORCID iD
- 0000-0003-2912-0826
Malte Riemann is universitair docent aan het Institute of Security and Global Affairs (ISGA) van de Universiteit Leiden, waar hij tevens lid is van de examencommissie. Zijn onderzoek richt zich op de narratieve grondslagen van de wereldorde, met een specifieke focus op de wijze waarop politiek geweld wordt gekaderd, gelegitimeerd en bestuurd. Het onderzoek van Malte is gepubliceerd in toonaangevende internationale tijdschriften op het gebied van Internationale Betrekkingen, security studies en volksgezondheid. Daarnaast is hij mede-redacteur van het studieboek Security Studies: An Applied Introduction en treedt hij op als serieredacteur voor Routledge’s Private Security Studies. Naast zijn academische werkzaamheden beschikt hij over professionele ervaring in defensiebeleid, opgedaan in zijn functie als senior beleidsmedewerker bij het Britse Ministerie van Defensie.
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Universitair docent
- Faculteit Governance and Global Affairs
- Institute of Security and Global Affairs
- War, Peace and Justice
- Ross N., Riemann M., Danielsson A., Larsson S., West H., Antrobus S. & Wibben A.T.R. (2026), Critical military subjects? Reflections on critical thinking and thinking critically in professional military education, Critical Military Studies : 1-21.
- Riemann Malte (4 maart 2026), Creating Visions of Future War: Storytelling as a Tool for Strategic Foresight. leidensecurityandglobalaffairsblog. [blog].
- Riemann M. (2025), Mercenaries and neomedievalism: from history to historicity. In: Cusumano E., Kinsey C. & Parr R. (red.), 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.
- Riemann M., Cerella A. & Esposito R. (2025), On the medicalisation of global politics: a conversation with Roberto Esposito, Cambridge Review of International Affairs : 1-22.
- Rossi N. & Riemann M. (red.) (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. (red.), 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 31(2): 387-410.
- Riemann M. & Löfflmann G. (red.) (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. (red.), THUG criminology: a call to action. Toronto : Toronto University Press.
- Riemann M. & Löfflmann G. (2023), Einleitung. In: Riemann M. & Löfflmann G. (red.), 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. (red.), 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. (red.), 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. (red.), 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.
- Riemann M., Rossi N., Smith M., Brown D. & Murray D. (red.) (2021), Violent non-state actors in modern conflict. Sandhurst Trends in International Conflict nr. 3: Howgate.
- Rossi N. & Riemann M. (1 januari 2021), Decolonizing professional military education: it is time for a strategy. WavellRoom. [blog].
- Riemann M. & Rossi N. 20 juli 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 nr. 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. (red.) (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.
- Riemann M. (2020), “As Old as War Itself”?: Historicizing the universal mercenary, Journal of Global Security Studies 6(1): ogz069.
- Riemann M. & Rossi N. (2019), War amongst the people: critical assessments. [overig].
- Rossi N. & Riemann M., War, the people, and politics. Small wars journal. [blog].
- Riemann M., The costs of treating urban violence as a ‘public health’ problem. Discover society. [blog].
- Riemann M. & Rossi N. 27 maart 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].
- 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): 1-15.
- Riemann M. (17 september 2012), An analysis of changing perceptions towards “fighters who work for pay". Portal Militärgeschichte. [blog].
- Riemann M. (2011), Bespreking van: Colás A. & Mabee B., Mercenaries, pirates, bandits and empire: private violence in historical context. The RUSI Journal 156(2): 112-113.