IISS (Europe)
The International Institute for Strategic Studies (IISS), founded in 1958, is an independent centre for research, information and debate on global security, political risk, and military conflict. It aims to provide, through publications and discussion forums, the best possible analysis on strategic trends, and to facilitate contacts that would lead to the development of better public policy in the fields of military power and international relations and security. Headquartered in London, the IISS has offices in Germany, the US, Singapore and Bahrain. The IISS Strategy, Technology, and Arms Control Program is based in the IISS=Europe office in Berlin and seeks to provide objective analysis of trends in global conflicts, the strategies and technology employed to achieve security policy aims, and how arms control can support achieving these aims.
Contact information
International Institute for Strategic Studies – IISS-Europe
Berlin office:
Pariser Platz 6A
10117 Berlin
Tel: +49 (0) 30 311 99 300
Website: https://www.iiss.org
Mail: [email protected]
The team
| Contacts | Resume | Speciality |
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| Chelsey Wiley Analyst for the Strategy, Technology and Arms Control Programme [email protected] |
Chelsey Wiley joined the IISS in April 2021. She is based in the IISS-Americas office where she provides administrative and research support. Before joining the Institute, Chelsey was a Research Assistant for the Proliferation and Nuclear Policy programme at the Royal United Services Institute. |
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| Douglas Barrie Senior Fellow for Military Aerospace [email protected] |
Douglas Barrie is based at the IISS-UK office where he is responsible for ensuring the quality of the Institute’s military aerospace analysis and the information on air-power capabilities presented in The Military Balance, the IISS flagship publication. |
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| Annemiek Dols Programme Administrator for Strategy, Technology and Arms Control [email protected] |
Annemiek joined the IISS-Europe team in July 2023. Based in the IISS–Europe office in Berlin, Annemiek’s duties include assisting the Strategy, Technology and Arms Control (STAC) team in the management of projects and programmes (such as event planning and grant reporting), and providing research support on topics related to strategy, technology and arms control. Before joining the STAC team in Berlin, Annemiek worked at Interpeace, Friends of Europe, the Flemish Peace Institute, and the European Parliament. |
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Alexander BollfrassHead of Strategy, Technology and Arms Control |
Alexander Bollfrass is Head of Strategy, Technology and Arms Control, focusing on preventing the proliferation of nuclear weapons, weapons of mass destruction and related delivery systems, as well as risk reduction and arms control. |
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