Politics of Hybrid Warfare

The book offers a comprehensive analysis of how 'hybrid warfare' has influenced security policies in a specific EU/NATO country, focusing on Czechia. It explores the interplay of crisis, geopolitics, and expertise in shaping perceived threats through extensive empirical research, including textual analysis and interviews. By examining the roles of various stakeholders, it highlights how the unique Central European context affects security politics, providing a fresh perspective that challenges predominantly Western-centric narratives. This study is valuable for those interested in Central European politics and critical security studies.