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Narrative Intelligence and the Architecture of Plausible Futures Orbis Futura Review — Essay #11 Epistemic status: Speculative. What follows is…
A modelling framework for detection architectures across emerging disruptive technologies, with hypersonic threat detection as the primary worked case. Applied…
AI capability assessment measures what AI can do, not what it changes about how we know. The inverse intelligence framework…
Article 42.6 of the Treaty on European Union offers a better fit for non-attributable and autonomous-warfare scenarios than NATO’s Article…
Commercial-off-the-shelf simulation tools are increasingly used in defence applications they were not designed for. A peer-reviewed methodology for evaluating COTS…
Commercial-off-the-shelf simulation tools are increasingly used in defence applications they were not designed for. A peer-reviewed methodology for evaluating COTS…
Assistance and sanctions both produce unintended innovation effects. From the Dawes Plan to Iran’s Hormuz doctrine, the pattern is general….
Three structurally different markets — US, European, CRINK — are producing three different defence-tech ecosystems. Any analysis treating “defence innovation”…
The Geography of Research as a Leading Indicator of Geopolitical Power EPISTEMIC LABEL: PROBABLE I. The Argument: Geography Outperforms…
What sits in today’s open literature, dismissed, the way Ufimtsev’s math once sat in a Soviet drawer? Epistemic label: SPECULATIVE….
“Basic research is the pacemaker of technological progress.” — Vannevar Bush, Science, the Endless Frontier, 1945[^bush1945] Overarching epistemic status:…