Dr. rer. nat. Marcel Dickow, M.P.S.

Dr. rer. nat. Marcel Dickow, M.P.S.


Research Division: International Security
Senior Associate

marcel.dickow(at)swp-berlin.org

phone:+49 30 88007-271

Member of the Armament project

On leave of absence until July 2013 at Bundesakademie für Sicherheitspolitik (BAKS)

2007 - 2009 Fellow of Volkswagenstiftung in the EFSPS-Program (European Foreign and Security Policy Studies) at IFSH

2008 European Commission, DG Enterprise and Industry, Space Policy Coordination

2007 European Space Policy Institute (ESPI), Vienna

2006 Scientific Adviser to the German Federal Foreign Office

2005 - 2006 Master of Peace and Security Studies at University of Hamburg, Institute for Peace Research and Security Policy (IFSH)

2001 - 2005 Doctorate in Molecular and Environmental Physics at Technical University of Berlin

Expertise:

Technologies and technological developments for security and defence, defence cooperation, German and European space policy, cyber security


Current focus:

Armament and technologies, space and satellite technology, robotics and autonomous systems, cyber space

SWP-Papers (selection):

with Hilmar Linnenkamp

Combat Drones – Killing Drones

A Plea against Flying Robots

SWP Comments 2013/C 04, February 2013, 8 Pages
with Hilmar Linnenkamp, with Christian Mölling

The Case for a European Defence Review

Why National-level Armed Forces Planning Is Not Enough

SWP Comments 2012/C 24, August 2012, 4 Pages
with Sophie-Charlotte Brune, with Hilmar Linnenkamp, with Christian Mölling

The German Armed Forces and the Financial Crisis

Towards National Restructuring and European Economies of Scale

SWP Comments 2010/C 13, May 2010, 7 Pages

Working papers (selection):

with Dick Zandee, with Lennart Landman, with Margriet Drent, with Marco Overhaus

Deepening German-Netherlands Defence Cooperation for Europe’s Security Needs

Working Papers FG 2, 2013/Nr. 1; FG 2, 2013/Nr. 1, January 2013, 7 Pages
with Hilmar Linnenkamp, with Jean-Pierre Maulny, with Marcin Terlikowski

Weimar Defence Cooperation - Projects to Respond to the European Imperative

Working Paper FG 03, WP 2011/No. 06, Berlin, November 2011, 11 pages