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The (UN)Changing Character of War

KCIS 2023 | September 19-21, 2023

The aim of this conference is to identify and analyze the impacts of recent major shifts in the international security environment on the changing character of warfare, with a particular emphasis on the current flashpoints observed in the Indo Pacific, Central Europe, as well as the impact upon human security. Though broad in its interest, this conference seeks to bring together scholars and practitioners into the spotlight of those issues that resonate across all domains related to security and defence in this new era of Great Power competition.

Past Conferences

KCIS 2022

INTERNATIONAL COMPETITION IN THE HIGH NORTH

IN CASE OF EMERGENCY: THE MILITARY’S ROLE IN THE PANDEMIC & FUTURE CRISES

KCIS 2021

2019 - A CHANGING INTERNATIONAL ORDER: Implications for the Security Environment

2018 - THE RETURN ON DETERRENCE: Credibility and Capabilities in a New Era

2017 - DEVELOPING A SUPER SOLDIER: - Enhancing Military Performance

2016 - ENGAGEMENT BETWEEN PEACE AND WAR - How Military Institutions Adapt

2015 - ROBOTICS AND MILITARY OPERATIONS

2014 - CBRNe - The Ongoing Challenge

2013 - ETHICAL WARRIORS The Profession of Arms in Contemporary Perspective

2012 - INTERNATIONAL SECURITY IN AN AGE OF AUSTERITY

2011 - THE CHANGING ARCTIC - Sovereignty, Resources and Security

2010 - SECURITY AND GOVERNANCE - Foundations for International Stability

2009 - AT HOME IN THE AMERICAS - Canada, the United States and Hemispheric Security

2008 - WARS WITHOUT BORDERS

2007 - STABILITY CAMPAIGNS - Do We Learn?

2006 - DEFENCE, DEVELOPMENT AND DIPLOMACY - The Canadian and US Military Perspectives