DER KRIEG IM 20TEN UND 21TEN JAHRHUNDERT - ENTWICKLUNGEN UND STRATEGIEN
2020
Der Krieg ist ein Chamäleon, bemerkte der berühmte preußische General Carl von Clausewitz im 19. Jahrhundert. Gerade in den letzten 120 Jahren haben sich die Wege und Strategien des Krieges mehrfach geändert, von dem Volkskrieg und totalen Krieg, über den Kalten Krieg bis hin zum "humanitären" und asymmetrischen Krieg. Alle diese Kriegsformen geben Auskunft über die gesellschaftlichen, politischen und wirtschaftlichen Verfasstheiten der Staaten, von denen sie geführt werden.
PUBLICATIONS
MONOGRAPHS
War in the 20th and 21st century/Der Krieg im 20ten und 21ten Jahrhundert. solicited manuscript by Kohlhammer Verlag, ISBN: 978-3-17-03767-2
On the recommended reading list of the German Armed Forces
Reviewed in:
Zeitschrift für Außen- und Sicherheitspolitik 14, 91–93 (2021)https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s12399-021-00834-z
Militaergeschichtliche Zeitschrift 81 (1): 408–412 (2022) https://www.degruyter.com/document/doi/10.1515/mgzs-2022-0055/html
VOLUMES
Riemann, M., et al. (eds.). Violent Non-State Actors in Modern Conflict (Hampshire: Howgate Publishing, 2020) ISBN: 978-1-912440-207
Contributors: Caroline Varin, Helle Malmvig, Jack Watling, Helene Olsen, Abigail Watson, Marina Miron, James Fargher, Julien Bastrup-Birk
Riemann, M., et al. (eds.). Fragile States: Challenges and Responses (Hampshire: Howgate Publishing, 2020) ISBN: 978-1-912440-15-3
Contributors: David Chandler, Jan Pospisil, Jonathan Fisher, Emily Knowles, Abigail Watson, Saul Rodriguez, Fabio Sanchez, Franky Matisek, Jacob Thomas-Llewellyn, Islam Goher
Riemann, M., et al. (eds.). War amongst the People: Critical Assessments (Hampshire: Howgate Publishing, 2019) ISBN: 978-1-912440-02-3
Contributors: General Sir Rupert Smith, Beatrice Heuser, Alex Waterman, Whitney Grespin, Vladimir Rauta, Georgina Holmes, Jyri Raitasalo, Andree-Anne Melancon, Grant Davies, Ian Wilson, John Bailey
PEER-REVIEWED ARTICLES
Riemann, M & Rossi, N. (2022). From Subject to Project: Mapping the Transformation of Subjectivity in the Armed Forces. Globalizations.
DOI.https://doi.org/10.1080/14747731.2022.2104017
Riemann, M (2022). Mercenaries in/and History: The Problem of Ahistoricism and Contextualism in Mercenary Scholarship. Small Wars & Insurgencies.
DOI. https://doi.org/10.1080/09592318.2021.1999679
Riemann, M. (2021). “‘As old as war itself’? Problematizing the eternal mercenary.” Journal of Global Security Studies
DOI. http://dx.doi.org/10.1093/jogss/ogz069 2022 Merze Tate Prize Winner for best article in Historical IR
Riemann, M. & Rossi, N. (2021). Security Force Assistance, Remote Warfare and Ontological Insecurity. Defence Studies. 21 (4): 489-507.
DOI. https://doi.org/10.1080/14702436.2021.1994392
Riemann, M. & Rossi, N. (2021). Crafting Diverse, Inclusive and Decolonized Military Leaders: A Strategy for Decolonizing Professional Military Education. Journal of Peace and War Studies. 3 (1): 235-247.
https://www.norwich.edu/images/centers/pawc/jpws/jpws-2021-17-riemann-rossi.pdf
Riemann, M. & Rossi, N. (2020). “The Perils of Public Health based approaches to Conflict Resolution.” Peace Review: A Journal of Social Justice 33 (4)
DOI. https://doi.org/10.1080/10402659.2020.1867356
Riemann, M. (2019). “Problematizing the medicalization of violence: A critical discourse analysis of the ‘Cure Violence’ initiative.” Critical Public Health. 25 (2): 146-155
DOI. https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1080/09581596.2018.1535168#metrics-content
Riemann, M. (2014). “Conceptualising the Dichotomy between Private Military Contractors and Soldiers amid ‘society’.”Political Perspectives 8 (3): 1-15 http://www.politicalperspectives.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/Malte-Riemann-Conceptualising-the-Dichotomy-Between-Private-Military-Contractors-and-Soldiers-Amid-Society.pdf
BOOK CHAPTERS (PEER REVIEWED)
Riemann, M. (forthcoming 2022). “Pandemics, Popular Culture and Problem-Based Gaming: Teaching state responses to disease control the ‘Undead Way’”. In Varin, C. & Hirani, C.: Games-Based Teaching in Higher Education. (London: Bloomsbury)
Riemann, M. (2022, forthcoming). “A Violent Cure? Problematizing the Cure Violence initiative”. In Ellis, A. & Marques, O. (eds.). THUG Criminology: An Introduction (Toronto: Toronto University Press)
Riemann, M. & Rossi, N. (2021). “Remote Warfare: The socio-political effects of ever present/absent war”. In McKay, A. (ed.). Remote Warfare: Interdisciplinary Perspectives (E-International Relations)
NON-REFEREED PUBLICATIONS
Riemann, M. & Rossi, N. (2021). “Conclusion: Violent Nonstate Actors – Silences, Binaries, Multiplication of Sovereignties?” in Riemann, M., et al. (eds.). Violent Non-State Actors in Modern Conflict(Hampshire: Howgate Publishing)
Riemann, M. & Rossi, N. “Teaching in times of COVID-19: Developing and implementing a distant learning strategy for Officer Cadets” Wishstream Journal
Riemann, M. & Rossi, N. (2019). “War, the People, and Politics.” Small Wars Journal https://smallwarsjournal.com/jrnl/art/swj-book-excerpt-war-amongst-people-critical-assessments-conclusion-war-people-and
Riemann, M. & Rossi, N. (2019). “Medicalizing Conflict: Public Health approaches to conflict resolution.”https://urbanviolence.org/word-on-the-street
Riemann, M. (2019). “The costs of treating urban violence as a ‘public health’ problem.” Discover Society65:1. https://discoversociety.org/2019/02/06/the-costs-of-treating-urban-violence-as-a-public-health-problem/
Riemann, M. & Rossi, N. (2019). “Introduction: War Amongst the People – A Prism for Analysis?” in Riemann, M., et al. (eds.). War amongst the People (Hampshire: Howgate Publishing)
Riemann, M. & Rossi, N. (2019). “Conclusion” in Riemann, M., et al. (eds.). War amongst the People(Hampshire: Howgate Publishing)
Riemann, M. (2012). “A Genealogy of mercenarism: An analysis of changing perceptions towards ‘fighters who work for pay’.” Portal Militärgeschichte, Arbeitskreis Militärgeschichte e.V. http://portal-militaergeschichte.de/genealogyofmercenarism