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Corentin
BRUSTLEIN

Research fellow, coordinator of the Security Studies Center and head of the Deterrence and Proliferation program

Holding a PhD in Political Science from the Université Jean Moulin (Lyon 3), Corentin Brustlein taught Strategic Thought at Sciences Po Paris (M.A. International Affairs), as well as International relations theory (B.A. in Political Science) and International security (M.A. in Political Science) at Jean Moulin University of Lyon.

Corentin Brustlein joined Ifri in 2008 as a Research fellow in Ifri's Security Studies Center as well as in its civil-military Defense Research Unit (LRD), where he works on U.S. defense policy, military transformation and adaptation, contemporay military operations, nuclear postures and missile defense.

Corentin Brustlein is also the editor of one of the Security Studies Center's electronic series, Proliferation Papers, and blogs at Ultima Ratio.

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Strategic Risk Reduction between Nuclear-Weapons Possessors

15 January 2021

The topic of nuclear risk reduction has gained momentum in the international security debate among policymakers, nongovernmental organizations, and experts. 

Corentin BRUSTLEIN

Nuclear Multipolarity: Myths and Realities of Competition

08 June 2020

The term “arms race” does not accurately reflect the events of the Cold War, let alone the multipolar logics that have followed it.

Corentin BRUSTLEIN
Studies

Mutual Reinforcement: CSDP and NATO in the Face of Rising Challenges

14 October 2019

Over the past five years, several political and security developments have made it increasingly necessary to look at European Union (EU) / North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) relations through a different lens.

Corentin BRUSTLEIN
Editorials

European Strategic Autonomy: Balancing Ambition and Responsibility

16 November 2018

For decades, Europe has been trying to chart a path away from the military competition and strategic rivalries that brought it to ruins so many times in history. 

Corentin BRUSTLEIN
Studies

The Erosion of Strategic Stability and the Future of Arms Control in Europe

09 November 2018

The instruments of cooperative security created during and since the Cold War to foster mutual confidence and reduce the risks of war, inadvertent escalation, and arms races, in and around Europe, have come under increasing strain.

Corentin BRUSTLEIN

Saving Transatlantic Cooperation and the Iran Nuclear Deal. A View from Europe and the United States

16 February 2018

Transatlantic differences over the future of the Iran nuclear deal – or the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) of July 2015 – are damaging a nuclear accord that all parties, except the United States, see as delivering on its purpose. They also increase the risk of Washington and European capitals working at cross-purposes vis-à-vis Iran and broader regional policies. To avoid such a scenario, the E3 (France, Germany, United Kingdom)/European Union (EU) and the United States need to set up new channels of communication to avoid a transatlantic rift, to attempt – if at all possible – to preserve the Iran deal, and to secure its benefits for regional and global security.

Corentin BRUSTLEIN James DOBBINS Dalia DASSA Olivier MEIER Marco OVERHAUS Neil QUILLIAM Charles RIES Dorothée SCHMID Sanam VAKIL Azadeh ZAMIRIRAD
Studies

Entry Operations and the Future of Strategic Autonomy

18 December 2017

The ability to penetrate remote and contested theaters of operation is a crucial asset for any expeditionary military power.

Corentin BRUSTLEIN
Studies

La guerre nucléaire limitée : un renouveau stratégique américain

21 November 2017

Over the past few years, a debate on possible scenarios of limited nuclear weapons use has surfaced again in the United States. Russian nuclear saber-rattling since 2014 and the growing tensions in the Korean peninsula have led Washington to reassess its own ability to deter, or respond to, such a limited use of nuclear weapons.

Corentin BRUSTLEIN

France's Nuclear Arsenal: What Sort of Renewal?

05 September 2017

Over the course of the next few years, France will have to renew its nuclear arsenal to ensure that it remains a credible dissuasion in the eyes of its potential enemies.

Corentin BRUSTLEIN