Centre for Security Economics and Technology (C SET)

The Centre for Security Economics and Technolology (C SET) is a think tank that conducts research bridging the domains of security policy, economics and technology. Its main fields of activity are academic research and the provision of advanced educational and consultancy services to governmental institutions and private companies.

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Coercing North Korea
April 2013 | With 20th Century crises over and the Cold War now at most faded memories; most of us have forgotten that nuclear diplomacy is a tricky game. Indifference is not an option, explains Professor James W. Davis in an opinion piece on nuclear diplomacy in North Korea.
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Cyber Security
August 2012 | Since the spring 2012 C SET has been maintaining a bureau for “Cyber Security”; it conducts research regarding security issues in the area of network-based operations and works closely with private and public institutions in order to analyze threats and solutions in this new domain.
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Speakers Series: Pascal Vennesson
February 2012 | Prof. Pascal Vennesson visited C SET. He presented his latest reaseach on the topic “Diminished Democracy and the American Way of War”. In his presentation he outlined the challenges the trasformation of the armed forces poses on modern democracies.
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Article in Süddeutsche Zeitung
February 2012 | In an article entitled “Die grosse Unbekannte” Professor James Davis criticises the lack of transparency in the relations to rising global actors like China or Iran. Misjudgement of those countries’ policies may ultimately lead to war. Transparency might prevent military confrontation.
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