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Morgan
PAGLIA

Former Research Fellow, Security Studies Center

Research Interests:

  • Military innovation
  • Representations of future conflicts
  • A2/AD
  • Naval strategy
  • European strategic autonomy

Morgan Paglia was a research fellow at the French Institute of International Relations (Ifri) from 2018 to 2020. Prior to joining Ifri's Security Studies Center in 2018, he gained professional experience in the defense sector, notably at Thalès' Institutional Affairs department, and graduated from the Political Studies Institutes of Aix-en-Provence and Sciences Po Toulouse.

Morgan Paglia is a PhD candidate at the Catholic University of Paris and Paris Science and Letters (PSL) where his research focuses on the recent evolutions of the United States defense strategy since the first Gulf War. While at Ifri, he blogged at Ultima Ratio.

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Publications

Réparer 2020 ou préparer 2030 ? L’entraînement des forces françaises à l’ère du combat multi-domaine

25 January 2021

From basic training to the conduct of international exercises, operational readiness planning aim to make the components of military capabilities (equipment, doctrines, operational know-hows) consistent with the operational contracts decided at the strategic level. 

Morgan PAGLIA
Studies

Les bases de la puissance. Enjeux géopolitiques et stratégiques des bases militaires avancées

28 May 2020

Throughout history, great powers have relied upon forward military bases, either to support their interventions in areas of interest, to re-assure allies or to control a territory.

Morgan PAGLIA
Studies

L’Iran et ses “proxys” au Moyen-Orient. Les défis de la guerre par procuration

30 March 2020

If Iran is a key player in the Middle East, it is in no small part because of its extensive network of armed militia, which it uses as proxies.

Morgan PAGLIA Vincent TOURRET
Studies

Confettis d’empire ou points d’appui ? L’avenir de la stratégie française de présence et de souveraineté

27 February 2020

France is one of the few nations in the world to benefit from a permanent global military presence. With more than 10,000 military personnel from all three services, deployed across the five continents and the three main oceanic basins, it benefits from the second largest network of prepositioned forces in the world.

Élie TENENBAUM Morgan PAGLIA
External Articles

Europe’s architecture of security in the current strategic environment: Taking the path toward "strategic autonomy"

31 October 2019

As the world stage is marked by renewed great power competition, Europe lacks proper means to assert and defend its own independent political view. Despite this backdrop, the authors of this report contend that the current stalemate can be overcome with a collective and inclusive approach.

Morgan PAGLIA
Studies

Les armées françaises face aux menaces anti-aériennes de nouvelle génération

20 December 2018

Although it had never entirely disappeared, the surface-to-air threat was mitigated for three decades by Western air superiority. It now benefits from a modernization and dissemination momentum that will increasingly hinder expeditionary forces’ freedom of action. 

Jean-Christophe NOËL Morgan PAGLIA Élie TENENBAUM