Konstantin Alexander Wartenberg is a German wargame researcher specializing in contemporary land warfare and military theory. He graduated with distinction from King’s College London’s postgraduate War Studies degree, where he focused on the geographic crisis regions of the Middle East, East Asia and Europe. Following graduation, he started working within the field of scientific wargaming, contributing to its advancement as a field of research methodology.
Space: The Final Domain
The United States’ public announcement of space-control weapons risks intensifying strategic competition with China and Russia. Through the lens of the security dilemma, this article examines how military dominance, diminishing…
Pre-Emptive Action Including Air Strikes or Sabotage Operations are not Effective Non-Proliferation Tools
Assessing pre-emptive action as a non-proliferation tool through the contrasting cases of Iraq's Osirak airstrike and Iran's advanced nuclear programme. This article will explain that pre-emptive actions are not effective…
Air Power – What Is Going Wrong?
The escalating confrontation between Washington and Tehran has revived long-standing assumptions about the political effectiveness of coercive air campaigns. Yet the limits of aerial warfare remain poorly understood in contemporary…