NL ARMS Netherlands Annual Review of Military Studies 2016

1. Introduction: Organizing for Safety and Security in Military Organizations
Robert Beeres, Myriame Bollen, Erik Waard

2. Understanding Organizational Vulnerabilities in Military Taskforces
Eric-Hans Kramer, Matthijs Moorkamp

Part I. Organizing for Security

3. Organizing for Insecurity and Chaos: Resilience and Modern Military Theory
Frans Osinga

4. Organizing for Conventional and Unconventional Warfare
Erik Waard, Henk den As

5. Dealing with the Security Gap: The Netherlands Army’s Doctrinal Struggle
Peter C. J. Neuteboom

6. Enhancing Network Centric Operations Doctrine to Support Civil Military Cooperation in Disaster Management
Jeroen Wolbers

Part II. Organizing for Safety

7. Organizing Safety in Security Organizations
Gwendolyn Bakx, James Nyce

8. Psychological Safety During Military Integrations
Frederik Wermser, Susanne Täuber, Peter Essens, Eric Molleman

9. Can Posttraumatic Stress Disorder Be Prevented?
Tessa Buijs

10. Explaining the Role of the Armed Forces in the Dutch Safety Regions
Jori Kalkman

11. Interorganizational Collaboration in Crisis and Disaster Management: The Valuable Asset of Organizational Culture
Helena Jong

Part III. Applications

12. Governance and the Decline of Violence
René Moelker

13. Strategic Defence Supply Chain Security Management
Ton Kampen, Paul C. Fenema, Nynke Faber

14. Crew Resource Management as Shield and Spear for Safety and Security
Tom Bijlsma, Carla Broers

15. Improving the Management Control Mix for Safety and Security
Jacqueline Heeren-Bogers, Joseph Soeters

16. Cyber Threats to Position and Timing Data and Their Impact on Safety and Security
Erik Theunissen

17. Spanish Security Forces, Anti-terrorism and the Internal and External Security of Spain, 1959–1992
Michiel Jong

Keywords: Law, Public International Law, Military and Defence Studies, Terrorism and Political Violence