Different Regional Theatres

Beccaro, Andrea and Spinello, Enrico (2025) Different Regional Theatres. In: Hybrid Warfare Reference Curriculum Volume III. Ludovika Egyetemi Kiadó, Budapest, pp. 65-80. ISBN 9789636531096

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Abstract

This chapter aims to contextualise the notion of hybrid warfare in three regional theatres. Different political, economic and strategic contexts offer to state and non-state actors peculiar ways to employ “hybrid warfare” tools; as a consequence, this chapter intends to take into account case studies in order to highlight: how the specific context impacts on the hybrid warfare notion; how various actors can use different approaches; how hybrid warfare changes in different strategic environments. In the academic literature, hybrid warfare is a rather nebulous term, therefore, in this chapter we will use the two most common meanings of the notion of hybrid warfare: as a way to describe modern irregular groups and their method of fighting; a concept used to describe Russian operations during and after the conquest of Crimea in 2014.

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