Mark Galeotti Přidružený výzkumný pracovník

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Mark Galeotti je přidružený výzkumný pracovník a působí v Centru evropské politiky. Vystudoval Robinson College v Cambridge (MA) a London School of Economics (PhD). Je lektorem a spisovatelem v oblasti nadnárodního zločinu a ruských bezpečnostních záležitostí. Je čestným profesorem na škole slovanských a východoevropských studií UCL a Senior Associate Fellow při Royal United Services Institute (RUSI). Předtím také působil jako profesor globálních záležitostí na New York University, vedoucí oddělení historie na univerzitě Keele ve Velké Británii, poradce britské zahraniční kanceláře a hostující profesor na MGIMO (Moskva), Univerzitě Karlově (Praha) a Rutgers (Newark), stejně jako hostující výzkumník na ECFR a EUI. Působil také jako vedoucí Centra evropské bezpečnosti na ÚMV. Je také ředitelem poradenské firmy Mayak Intelligence. Je odborníkem na moderní Rusko, ruskou domácí a zahraniční politiku, ruské bezpečnostní záležitosti, ruské a sovětské dějiny, jakož i na nadnárodní a organizovaný zločin, zpravodajské a tajné operace a vojenské a nevojenské bezpečnostní výzvy.

Knihy

Galeotti, Mark. 2021. A Short History of Russia: From the Pagans to Putin. London: Ebury Press. (Link)
Galeotti, Mark. 2019. Kulikovo 1380: the battle that made Russia. Oxford: Osprey Publishing. (Link)
Galeotti, Mark. 2019. Armies of Russia's War in Ukraine. Oxford: Osprey Publishing. (Link)
Galeotti, Mark. 2019. We Need to Talk About Putin. London: Ebury Press. (Link)
Galeotti, Mark. 2019. Russian Political War: Moving Beyond the Hybrid. London: Routledge. (Link)
Galeotti, Mark. 2018. The Vory: Russia's super mafia. New Haven: Yale University Press. (Link)
Galeotti, Mark. 2017. The Modern Russian Army 1992–2016. London: Osprey Publishing. (Link)
Galeotti, Mark. 2016. Hybrid War or Gibridnaya Voina?: Getting Russia’s non-linear military challenge right. Mayak Intelligence. (Link)
Galeotti, Mark. 2015. Spetsnaz: Russia’s Special Forces. Oxford: Osprey. (Link)
Galeotti, Mark. 2014. Russia’s Chechen Wars. Oxford: Osprey Publishing.
Galeotti, Mark. 2013. Russian Security and Paramilitary Forces since 1991. Oxford: Osprey. (Link)
Galeotti, Mark. 2012. Paths of Wickedness and Crime: the underworlds of the Renaissance Italian city. New York: Gonfalone Press. (Link)
Galeotti, Mark, ed. 2005. Global Crime Today: The Changing Face of Organised Crime. London: Routledge. (Link)
Galeotti, Mark. 2003. Criminal Russia: a sourcebook and course book on 150 years of crime, corruption & policing. Keele: Organised Russian & Eurasian Crime Research Unit. (Link)
Galeotti, Mark. 2002. Russian and Post–Soviet Organized Crime. London: Routledge. (Link)
Galeotti, Mark. 1997. Gorbachev and his Revolution. Basinstoke: Macmillan. (Link) (Elements of this book were republished in: Head, Tom (ed.): People Who Made History: Mikhail Gorbachev. New York: Gale, 2003).
Galeotti, Mark. 1997. Unstable Russia : A Regional Commercial Risk Assessment: A Special Report from Jane's Intelligence Review and Jane's Sentinel. Jane's Information Group. (Link)
Galeotti, Mark. 1994. The Age of Anxiety: Security and Politics in Soviet and Post-Soviet Russia. London: Routledge. (Link) (Translated into Czech as 1998: Čas Úzkosti. Prague: Orbis).
Galeotti, Mark. 1995. Afghanistan: The Soviet Union's Last War. London: Frank Cass. (Link)
Galeotti, Mark. 1995. The Kremlin’s Agenda. Coulsdon: Jane’s Information Group. (Link)

Kapitoly

Galeotti, Mark. 2016. “‘RepressIntern’: Russian security cooperation with fellow authoritarians”. In Hug, Adam (ed.). No shelter: the harassment of activists abroad by intelligence services from the former Soviet Union. London: Foreign Policy Centre, 12-15. (Link)
Galeotti, Mark. 2015. “The Baltic Intelligence war: hotting up, and back to the Cold War”. In Sprūds, Andris; Bukovskis, Kārlis (eds.). Riga Conference Papers 2015: Towards Reassurance and Solidarity in the Euro-Atlantic Community. Riga: Latvian Institute of International Affairs, 146-150. (Link)
Galeotti, Mark. 2015. “‘Hybrid War’ and ‘Little Green Men’: How It Works, and How It Doesn’t”. In Pikulicka-Wilczewska, Agnieszka; Sakwa, Richard (eds.). Ukraine and Russia: People, Politics, Propaganda and Perspectives. London: E-International Relations Publishing, 149-156. (Link)
Galeotti, Mark. 2012. “Sino-Russian Border Resolution”. In Elleman, Bruce; Kotkin, Stephen; Schofield Clive (eds.). Beijing's Power and China's Borders: Twenty Neighbors in Asia, London: Routledge. (Link)
Galeotti, Mark. 2012. “Turkish Organised Crime: From Tradition to Business”. In Siegel, Dina; van de Bunt, Henk (eds.). Traditional Organized Crime in the Modern World: Responses to Socioeconomic Change. New York: Springer, 49-64. (Link)
Galeotti, Mark. 2011. “Crime in post-Soviet societies”. In Herzog-Evans, M. (ed.). Transforming Criminology. Olsterwijk: Wolf Legal.
Galeotti, Mark. 2010. “Introduction”. In Galeotti, Mark (ed.). The Politics of Security in Modern Russia. London: Routledge. (Link)
Galeotti, Mark. 2010. "The Security Apparatus: Putin’s praetorians". In Galeotti, Mark (ed.). The Politics of Security in Modern Russia. London: Routledge. (Link)
Galeotti, Mark. 2009. “Criminal Histories”. In Galeotti, Mark (ed.). Organized Crime in History. London: Routledge.
Galeotti, Mark. 2009. “The World of the Lower Depths: crime and punishment in Russian history”. In Galeotti, Mark (ed.). Organized Crime in History. London: Routledge.
Galeotti, Mark. 2008. “The Criminalization of Russian State Security”. In Bunker, Robert J. (ed.). Criminal-States and Criminal-Soldiers. London: Routledge. (Link)
Galeotti, Mark. 2007. “Foreword”. In Finckenauer, James O. (ed.). Mafia and Organized Crime: a Beginner's Guide. Oxford: One World. (Link)
Galeotti, Mark. 2007. “Mafia and Organized Crime”. In Clark, David S. (ed.). Encyclopedia of Law and Society: American and Global Perspectives. Thousand Oakes: Sage. (Link)
Galeotti, Mark. 2007. “Turkish Organized Crime, Organized Crime, the Russian Military and Nuclear Smuggling; Overview: Organized Crime in Central Asia”. In Shanty, Frank G.; Mishra, Patit Paban (eds.). Organized Crime: From Trafficking to Terrorism. Santa Barbara: ABC-CLIO. (Link)
Galeotti, Mark. 2007. “Private Security and Public Insecurity: outsourced vigilantism in modern Russia”. In Pratten, David; Sen Atryee (eds.). Global Vigilantes. London: Hurst, 258-280. (Link)
Galeotti, Mark. 2005. “The Russian 'Mafiya': Consolidation and Globalisation”. In Galeotti, Mark (ed.). Global Crime Today: The Changing Face of Organised Crime. London: Routledge. (Link)
Galeotti, Mark. 2005. “‘Brotherhoods’ and ‘Associates’: Chechen Networks of Crime and Resistance”. In Bunker, Robert J. (ed.). Networks, Terrorism and Global Insurgency. London: Routledge. (Link)
Galeotti, Mark. 2004. “What Implications for Russia’s Development have Securitisation, Crime and Corruption?”. In Larsson, Robert (ed.). Whither Russia?. Stockholm: FOI.
Galeotti, Mark. 2003. “Special Purpose Forces + Ministry of International Affairs”. In Millar, James R. (ed.). Encyclopedia of Russian History. New York: Gale, 947-948, 1444-1445. (Link)
Galeotti, Mark. 2002. “The Challenge of Soft Security: crime, corruption and chaos”. In Cottey, Andrew; Averre, Derek (eds.). New Security Challenges in Postcommunist Europe. Manchester: Manchester University Press, 151-171. (Link)
Galeotti, Mark. 2002. “Transnational Organized Crime: Law Enforcement as a Global Battlespace”. In Bunker, Robert J. (ed.). Non-state Threats and Future Wars. London: Routledge. (Link)
Galeotti, Mark. 2002. “Putin and his Russia”. In Galeotti, Mark (ed.). Putin’s Russia. London: Jane's.
Galeotti, Mark. 2002. “Crime, Chaos and Control”. In Galeotti, Mark (ed.). Putin’s Russia. London: Jane's.
Galeotti, Mark. 2002. “Putin’s Russia: an afterword”. In Galeotti, Mark (ed.). Putin’s Russia. London: Jane's.
Galeotti, Mark. 2002. “Introduction”. In Galeotti, Mark (ed.). Putin’s Russia. London: Jane's.
Galeotti, Mark. 2001. “Underworld and upperworld: organized crime and global society”. In Josselin, Daphné; Wallace, William (eds.). Non-State Actors in World Politics. Basinstoke: Macmillan, 203-217. (Link)
Galeotti, Mark. 2001. “Stealing the Millennium: the Growing Challenge of Organized and Transnational Crime”. In LENS Report 2001. London: Lens.
Galeotti, Mark. 2000. “The Russian Mafiya: economic penetration at home and abroad”. In Ledeneva, Alena V.; Kurkchiyan, Marina (eds.). Economic Crime in Russia. Amsterdam: Kluwer, 31-42. (Link)
Galeotti, Mark. 2000. “Who’s the boss: us or the law? The corrupt art of ruling Russia”. In Lovell, S.; Rogachevskii, A.; Ledeneva A. (eds.). Bribery and Blat in Russia. Basinstoke: Macmillan, 270-287. (Link)
Galeotti, Mark. 2000. “The Power Ministries and Russian Foreign Policy”. In Godzimirski, Jakub M. (ed.). New and Old Actors in Russian Foreign Policy, Oslo: NUPI. (Link)
Galeotti, Mark. 1999. “Crime, corruption and the law”. In Bowker, Mike; Ross, Cameron (eds.). Russia after the Cold War. London: Routledge. (Link)
Galeotti, Mark. 1999. “The “Russian Mafiya” and Europe’s narcotics problem”. In Interpol and Technology in Partnership: fighting drug trafficking. London: Interpol/National Criminal Intelligence Service.
Galeotti, Mark. 1997. “Organised Crime in the Former Soviet Union: Roots, Resources and Responses”. In Nyholm, Lars (ed.). OSCE, a Need for Co-operation: Towards the OSCE's Common and Comprehensive Security Model for Europe for the Twenty-first Century. Copenhagen: Danish United Nations Association. (Link)
Galeotti, Mark. 1996. “Russia and her neighbours: partner, threat or problem?”. In Defence ’96. Coulsdon: Jane's.
Galeotti, Mark. 1995. “Russia and Eurasia: Out – of Area operations and Peacekeeping”. In The World in Conflict, R. Hall. Coulsdon: Jane's.

Odborné Stati

Galeotti, Mark. 2023. ‘We Have Conversations’: The Gangster as Actor and Agent in Russian Foreign Policy. Europe-Asia Studies. Published online: 4 Jan 2023. (Link)
Schulmann, Ekaterina; Galeotti, Mark. 2021. A tale of two councils: the changing roles of the security and state councils during the transformation period of modern Russian politics. Post-Soviet Affairs. Vol. 37, issue 5, 453-469. (Link)
Galeotti, Mark. 2021. The Silovik-Industrial Complex: Russia's National Guard as Coercive, Political, Economic and Cultural Force. Demokratizatsiya: The Journal of Post-Soviet Democratization. Vol. 29, issue 1, 3-29. (Link)
Galeotti, Mark. 2019. The mythical ‘Gerasimov Doctrine’ and the language of threat. Critical Studies on Security. Vol. 7, issue 2, 157-161. (Link)
Galeotti, Mark. 2017. Why Does Nobody Want to Join Russia in the Nineteenth Century?. New Perspectives. Vol. 25, issue 3, 103-107. (Link)
Galeotti, Mark. 2016. Solidarity, Securitisation, and Europe in an Age of Hybrid Threats. Central European Political Science Review (CEPSR) . Vol. 17, issue 66. (Link)
Galeotti, Mark. 2016. The Plaintive Voice of Russia’s Embattled Foreign Policy Establishment. New Perspectives. Vol. 24, issue 1, 117-122. (Link)
Galeotti, Mark. 2016. Hybrid, ambiguous, and non-linear? How new is Russia’s ‘new way of war’?. Small Wars & Insurgencies. Vol. 27, issue 2, 282-301. (Link)
Galeotti, Mark. 2015. Securitizing Narcotics: the Politics and Prospects of Russian Counterdrug Policies. Journal of Drug Policy Analysis. Vol. 10, issue 1. (Link)
Bowen, Andrew; Galeotti, Mark. 2014. Latvia and Money Laundering: An Examination of Regulatory and Institutional Effectiveness in Combating Money Laundering. Central European Journal of International and Security Studies. Vol. 8, issue 4, 78-98. (Link)
Galeotti, Mark. 2014. In Russia, comandano i siloviki. Limes: rivista Italiana di geopolitica. Vol. 7. (Link)
Galeotti, Mark. 2012. Purges, Power and Purpose: Medvedev's 2011 police reforms. The Journal of Power Institutions in Post-Soviet Societies. Vol. 13. (Link)
Galeotti, Mark. 2011. Digging Out a History of Organised Crime. Law, Crime & History. Vol. 1, issue 1, 128-130. (Link)
Galeotti, Mark. 2010. Litvinenko, Aleksandr Valtervich. Oxford Dictionary of National Biography.
Galeotti, Mark. 2008. Criminal Histories. Global Crime, Vol. 9, issue 1-2.
Galeotti, Mark. 2008. The World of Lower Depths: crime and punishment in Russian history. Global Crime. Vol. 9, issue 1-2.
Galeotti, Mark. 2006. Forward to the Past: Organized Crime and Cuba’s History, Present and Future. Trends in Organized Crime. Vol. 9, No. 3.
Galeotti, Mark. 2005. The Transdnistrian Connection: Big Problems for Small Pseudo – State. Global Crime. Vol. 6, issue 3-4.
Galeotti, Mark. 2004. The Russian 'Mafiya': Consolidation and Globalisation. Global Crime. Vol. 6, issue 1, 54-69. (Link)
Galeotti, Mark. 2002. Transnational Organized Crime: Law Enforcement as a Global Battlespace. Small Wars & Insurgencies. Vol. 13, issue 2, 29-39. (Link)
Galeotti, Mark. 2002. ‘Brotherhoods’ and ‘Associates’: Chechen Networks of Crime and Resistance. Low Intensity Conflict & Law Enforcement. Vol. 11, issue 2-3, 340-352. (Link)
Galeotti, Mark. 1998. Turkish Organized Crime: Where State, Crime, and Rebellion Conspire. Transnational Organized Crime. Vol. 4, issue 1, 25-41. (Link)
Galeotti, Mark. 1998. The Mafiya and the New Russia. Australian Journal of Politics & History. Vol. 44, issue 3, 415-429. (Link)
Galeotti, Mark. 1995. Moscow Rules: reading between the lines about crime in Russia. Slovo. Vol. 41, issue 8.
Galeotti, Mark. 1993. Russian Police and Security Apparatus in the 1980s and the 1990s. Low Intensity Conflict & Law Enforcement. Vol. 2.
Galeotti, Mark. 1993. Perestroika, Perestrelka, Pereborka: Policing Russia in a time of change. Europe-Asia Studies. Vol. 45, issue 5, 769-786. (Link)
Galeotti, Mark. 1992. Organized Crime in Moscow and Russian National Security. Low Intensity Conflict and Law Enforcement. Vol. 1, issue 3, 237-252.

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