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StaffTomas Jermalavicius


Recent publications

President Komorowski - a friendly face of Polish “Big Brother”?
Defence R&D: Lessons from NATO Allies
Visions from a Geopolitical "Crystal Ball"
Will "Iron Lady" of Lithuania go soft on Russia?
Baltic Military Cooperation: Past, Present and Future

Tomas Jermalavicius

Researcher
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Tomas holds a BA in political science from the University of Vilnius, an MA in war studies from King’s College London and an MBA degree from the University of Liverpool.

Prior to joining ICDS, Tomas worked at the Baltic Defence College (BALTDEFCOL), first as deputy director of the College’s Institute of Defence Studies in 2001-2004, and later as dean of the college in 2005-2008. In the latter capacity, he was also the editor of the journal ‘Baltic Security and Defence Review’. At BALTDEFCOL, he lectured and published articles on strategy, military theory, defence policy and civil-military relations. He was also involved in the Prometheus Programme of Transition Studies at the Euro-College of the University of Tartu, post-graduate military diplomacy programme at the Lithuanian Military Academy as well as in various projects of the Estonian Academy of Young Scientists (ENTA). In 1998-2001 and in 2005, Tomas worked at the Defence Policy and Planning Department of the Lithuanian Ministry of National Defence. At the end of 1998 - beginning of 1999, he was a research fellow at the Swedish National Defence Establishment (FOA, now FOI).

At ICDS, Tomas focuses on the issues pertaining to the utility and uses of military power, strategic foresight, defence Research and Technology (R&T) as well as defence policies of the Baltic states.

Tomas was born in 1977 in Kaunas, Lithuania.