What is the value of naval forces?–ideas as a strategic and tactical restriction

Björnehed, Emma

doi:10.1080/14702436.2021.1931133

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“…: Björnehed, 2022, pp. [1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11][12][13][14][15]. As a member of the NATO, Poland may pursue its interests on the seas of the world only when its naval forces reach the level that provides them with freedom of movement as well as force projection capability, both in the Alliance responsibility area and beyond (C.f.…”

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Management of the Development Programme of the Navy – a concept for the Polish Naval Forces

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Pączek

2023

SLW

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The purpose of this article is to propose a model for planning the development of the naval forces in a medium-sized state through a process of their accurate and effective modernisation, on the example of Poland. Taking up such a subject arises from the delayed results of the current modernisation efforts. In order to achieve the aim mentioned above, it is recommended to solve the research problem by defining a suitable methodology facilitating the planning of naval development. The working hypothesis states that the methodology for the planning development of the naval forces should define a scope of modernisation activities undertaken with the use of tools and methods typical of management and quality sciences. The Allies’ guidelines on acquisition of defence resources stated in the NATO standardisation publications have been also taken under consideration in the research analysis. This modus operandi allows the Authors to fill a research gap in an interdisciplinary approach toward planning the process in question. The study is of conceptual nature. However, it enables the creation of well - aimed and justified programmes for the development of the Polish Naval Forces. The article displays a new perspective in the research analysis, which was formerly conducted by Authors in the years 2020 and 2021, before the Russian invasion of Ukraine.

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Management of the Development Programme of the Navy – a concept for the Polish Naval Forces

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Pączek

2023

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“…Wedin (2004) analyses debates concerning the Swedish navy before World War One, in relation to the predominant principles of defence of the era, and the organizational structure of the navy -and, especially interestingly, the historical distinctions between the Swedish navy's purpose of protecting its own archipelagos and attempting to dominate the larger Baltic sea. As pointed out also by Björnehed (2022), navies often face a larger need to defend and communicate their raison d'être compared to armies and air forces. There are also several available accounts, mainly in Swedish, of what happened in naval matters in various stretches of Swedish history (for instance, Holmström, 1929, pp.…”

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Swedish Coastal Defence Over Four Centuries: War as a Changing Institution of International Society

Parrat

2022

Scandinavian Journal of Military Studies

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This is an article on Swedish coastal defence over four centuries. It seeks to understand the changes in Swedish naval policy over time by exploring how the understanding of the nature of war visible in defence planning varies over time, due to both changing norms and changes in harder factors, such as geography, resources and adversaries' capabilities. Its primary aim is to account for the development of Sweden's naval capacities from the mid-seventeenth century onwards. For this, the article draws on sea power concepts. Its secondary aim is to explore the development of war as an institution of international society by studying only one -albeit historically very central -aspect of one state's warring capacity over time, namely its navy.

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Sea blindness in grey zone preparations

Larsson

2024

Defence Studies

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What is the value of naval forces?–ideas as a strategic and tactical restriction

Cited by 3 publications

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Management of the Development Programme of the Navy – a concept for the Polish Naval Forces

Management of the Development Programme of the Navy – a concept for the Polish Naval Forces

Swedish Coastal Defence Over Four Centuries: War as a Changing Institution of International Society

Sea blindness in grey zone preparations

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