THEORETICAL AND APPLIED ASPECTS OF THE RUSSIAN-UKRAINIAN WAR: HYBRID AGGRESSION AND NATIONAL RESILIENCE



Mykhailo Koval, Andrii Ivashchenko, Vasyl Telelym, Tobias Sæther, Dmytro Fedianovych, Tetiana Uvarova, Valerii Hordiichuk, Nina Andriianova, Oleksandr Peredrii, Mykola Shpura, Volodymyr Ilchenko, Olha Demeshok, Oleksandr Ustymenko, Mykola Shaptalenko, Iryna Zahorka, Mykhailo Lobko, Pavlo Shchypanskyi, Andrii Koretskyi, Vasyl Shvaliuchynskyi, Serhii Pochynok, Volodymyr Prymirenko, Oleksandr Malkov, Oleksandr Yanenko, Olena Korshets, Volodymyr Horbenko, Stepan Yakymiak, Petro Snitsarenko, Yurii Sarychev, Vitalii Hrytsiuk, Dmytro Viter, Iryna Izhutova, Volodymyr Shubin, Oleksandr Voitko, Volodymyr Rakhimov, Olha Pashkova, Ihor Pidopryhora, Andrii Biliuha, Vitalii Bidnyi, Valerii Hrytsiuk, Rostyslav Pyliavets, Volodymyr Kydon, Maryna Semenkova, Oleksandr Kotliarenko, Liudmyla Prypolova, Radion Tymoshenko, Anatolii Pavlikovskyi

The monograph reports the results of a study on the search for countermeasures in a hybrid war, in particular, in the war waged by Russia against Ukraine: generalized strategies for conducting and countermeasures in a hybrid war; strategic aspects of the Russian-Ukrainian war are analyzed; a subdomain analysis of the features of the Russian-Ukrainian war on land, in the air, at sea, in information space (in particular, cyberspace) was carried out; informational, social, legal, and historical aspects of the Russian-Ukrainian hybrid war were investigated.

The monograph was prepared based on the materials of the research work “Improving the Theoretical Foundations of Countering Hybrid Warfare” (State registration number: 0122U200490) within the framework of the Ukraine-NATO Platform for Countering Hybrid Warfare, as part of the implementation of international scientific projects: “Military Aspects of Countering Hybrid Warfare: Experiences, Lessons, Best Practices” (NATO code – SAS-161) with the NATO Science and Technology Organization and “Total Defence” with the Norwegian Defence University College, Norway.

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How to cite paper:
Koval, M., Ivashchenko, A., Telelym, V., Sæther, T., Fedianovych, D., Uvarova, T. et. al.;  Koval, M. (Eds.) (2023). Theoretical and applied aspects of the russian-ukrainian war: hybrid aggression and national resilience. Kharkiv: РС ТЕСHNOLOGY СЕNTЕR, 372. doi: https://doi.org/10.15587/978-617-8360-00-9




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