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Staff Directors Assistant Professor, Berlin Office, Staff Officer European Security Internal Security Arms Control Senior Fellows Non-Resident & PhD Fellows Administration Communications Student and Research Assistants Study General Information Cooperation Networks Living in Hamburg Applications Publications Recent Publications Brief Analysis Policy Brief Research Report Peace Report Democracy, Security, Peace OSCE Insights OSCE Yearbook Security and Peace Events Upcoming Events Recent Events Archive events “Ask the IFSH!” Be alerted by e-mail about public IFSH events in English? Study Study Institute Berlin Office Organisation Vacancies Library History #IFSH50 “Ask the IFSH!” Ukraine conflict Research European Security Internal Security Arms Control Climate Research Graduate Programme Democratising Security Horizontal Research Focus "doing peace!" Staff Directors Assistant Professor, Berlin Office, Staff Officer European Security Internal Security Arms Control Senior Fellows Non-Resident & PhD Fellows Administration Communications Student and Research Assistants Study General Information Cooperation Networks Living in Hamburg Applications Publications Recent Publications Brief Analysis Policy Brief Research Report Peace Report Democracy, Security, Peace OSCE Insights OSCE Yearbook Security and Peace Events Upcoming Events Recent Events Archive events “Ask the IFSH!” Be alerted by e-mail about public IFSH events in English? Publications Publications Institute Berlin Office Organisation Vacancies Library History #IFSH50 “Ask the IFSH!” Ukraine conflict Research European Security Internal Security Arms Control Climate Research Graduate Programme Democratising Security Horizontal Research Focus "doing peace!" 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Staff Directors Assistant Professor, Berlin Office, Staff Officer European Security Internal Security Arms Control Senior Fellows Non-Resident & PhD Fellows Administration Communications Student and Research Assistants Study General Information Cooperation Networks Living in Hamburg Applications Publications Recent Publications Brief Analysis Policy Brief Research Report Peace Report Democracy, Security, Peace OSCE Insights OSCE Yearbook Security and Peace Events Upcoming Events Recent Events Archive events “Ask the IFSH!” Be alerted by e-mail about public IFSH events in English? 50 YEARS OF PEACE RESEARCH IN HAMBURG #IFSH50 © The world in sight from Hamburg Institute © The people at the Institute Staff © Expertise in Peace and Security Research © What you can study with us Studies © Our publications Publications © Events and meeting at the Institute Events © Latest Let’s play peacefully! Grand finale: cooperation project “Peace Jam” was presented to the public at Millerntor Gallery in St. Pauli Conflict resolution on the PC or gambling for peace: That’s what “Peace Jam” is about. Students and lecturers of the programme Interactive Illustration and Games of the University of Applied Sciences… Read more The Future of the CFE Treaty: Interview in "Arms Control Today" Blog article: Climate Change and National Security Strategies Researcher Arzuu Sheranova teaches at a Summer School in Dresden Previous Next BE ALERTED BY E-MAIL ABOUT PUBLIC IFSH EVENTS IN ENGLISH? Then drop us an email with the subject "I want to receive IFSH event info in English" via event@ remove-this. ifsh.de . We will add you to our public event email distribution list. You'll find an unsubscribe link in every IFSH event info email. STAY TUNED! KEEP UP-TO-DATE WITH OUR NEWSLETTERS SUBSCRIBE Latest Publications New Research Report: The Peace and Security Implications of Cybercrime Spectacular ransomware attacks made the headlines during the pandemic, epitomising the growing threat of cybercrime. The headlines are rife with private corporations falling prey to some form of… Read more The limits of Critique: Responses to the war against Ukraine from the Russian foreign ... New publication: The October Revolution in Kyrgyzstan Strategic Stability in the 21st Century Dr Ulrich Kühn et al. National Security Strategies and Climate Change Anselm Vogler The role of alliances in shaping bilateral strategic partnerships among governments: An ... Ondrej Rosendorf Negotiating Fundamental Rights: Civil Society and the EU Regulation on Addressing the ... Reem Ahmed The Legacy Costs of Joining a Nuclear Alliance Dr. Ulrich Kühn, Franziska Stärk Tracking Climate Securitization: Framings of Climate Security by Civil and Defense ... 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(German) Drones and autonomous weapons - blessing or curse? Loading... By downloading the video you accept the YouTube privacy policy Read more Load video Artificial intelligence is revolutionising many aspects of human life, including war. While drones are already being used for military purposes, the next step would be fully autonomous weapons that are capable of operating completely independent of human control. But could machines really make life-and-death decisions on the battlefield—and should they? In this new video, the IFSH presents not only the ethical dilemmas posed by autonomous weapons, but the security policy risks of digital warfare as well. The video also explains why this frontier threatens to open up a new arms race and why it is urgently necessary for autonomous weapons to be regulated by international agreements. (German language with English subtitle) What happens when a nuclear bomb explodes? A scenario using Hamburg as an example Loading... By downloading the video you accept the YouTube privacy policy Read more Load video The nuclear bombs dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki have been the symbol of the cruelty and destructive power of this type of weapon for 75 years. However, they were not a warning: the nuclear weapons states continued to research and develop even more accurate and powerful bombs. The risk that nuclear weapons could actually be used is more realistic than ever before. With the help of an animated explanatory film, IFSH shows what would happen in concrete terms if a nuclear bomb were dropped on Hamburg. (German language with English subtitle) Arms race: Dark past or current danger? Loading... By downloading the video you accept the YouTube privacy policy Read more Load video NATO double-track, Pershing II missiles, underground nuclear bunkers: 1983 is considered one of the most dangerous years during the Cold War. More than one million people took to the streets in the Federal Republic of Germany at the time to demonstrate against the arms race. The Cold War is now history and its dangers seemed to have been overcome forever. But contracts from that time, which were intended to protect against armament, are expiring or are being terminated. Almost unnoticed by the public, a new era of the arms race has begun, this time with even more powerful bombs and new technologies. Short and easy to understand, our animated explanatory video shows the dangers of the modern arms race. (German with English subtitle) Interactive Website for the Körber Strategic Stability Initiative How can the rivalry between the great powers USA, Russia and China be prevented from escalating and leading to an open military conflict? Within the framework of the Körber Strategic Stability Initiative (KSSI), a joint project between IFSH and the Körber Foundation, experts from China, Russia, the USA and Europe regularly exchanged views on questions of arms control for one year. An interactive website summarizes their 19 recommendations for action and presents the project. Check out the interactive Website here Sponsored by: Institute Organisation History Vacancies Library UKRAINE WAR #IFSH50 “Ask the IFSH!” Research European Security Internal Security Arms Control Climate Research Graduate Programme Democratising Security Horizontal Research Focus "doing peace!" 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