The Geneva School of Diplomacy is pleased to highlight a recent academic publication by Dr Gabriel Galice, whose latest work explores the evolving nature of NATO and the shifting architecture of international security.
The Geneva School of Diplomacy is pleased to highlight a recent publication by GSD faculty member Dr Gabriel Galice.
His article, “L’OTAN, métamorphoses d’un complexe polymorphe,” has been published in La Pensée and examines the evolving nature of NATO alongside the broader geopolitical transformations shaping international security, strategic alliances, and global governance.
Through this analysis, Dr Galice explores the changing role of international security structures in an increasingly complex geopolitical environment, raising important questions about strategic power, alliance evolution, and contemporary international order.
This publication reflects the Geneva School of Diplomacy’s continued commitment to academic excellence and to fostering critical engagement with the major diplomatic, geopolitical, and international policy challenges of our time.
The School is proud to see its faculty contributing meaningfully to important academic and policy discussions within the fields of diplomacy, international relations, and geopolitics.
