Franz-Stefan Gady is an independent analyst and military consultant. He is a Senior Fellow at the Institute for International Studies in London and an Adjunct Senior Fellow at the Center for New American Security in Washington, DC. He advises governments and armed forces in Europe and the United States on issues related to structural reform and the future of warfare. Field research and consulting work have repeatedly taken him to Ukraine, Afghanistan and Iraq, where he has worked alongside the Ukrainian armed forces, the Afghan army, NATO troops and Kurdish militias on various missions. Gady is also a reserve officer.
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The wars in Ukraine and the Middle East are symptoms of a turning point that has been developing for decades: increasingly, military confrontation is once again being viewed as a legitimate means of pursuing political goals. Starting from the present, but also examining previous conflicts, Franz-Stefan Gady analyses the enduring nature of war and the evolving character of modern warfare.