Profil

Dr. Leonard Schütte

Senior Researcher

Leonard Schütte war Senior Researcher im Publications & Research Team der Münchner Sicherheitskonferenz. In dieser Rolle verfasste und betreute er Teile des Munich Security Reports, Munich Security Briefs und andere Publikationen.

Leonard hat wissenschaftliche Artikel, Policy Briefs und Meinungsbeiträge zur Europäischen Sicherheitsordnung, EU-Außenpolitik, NATO und internationalen Organisationen publiziert. Sein Studium der Internationalen Beziehungen absolvierte er in Cambridge, Maastricht, Oxford, St Andrews und Paris. Als O’Donnell Fellow am Centre for European Reform in London und DAAD Fellow am American-German Institut der Johns Hopkins University in Washington, DC, sammelte Leonard Erfahrung in der Think-Tank-Welt.

MSC-Publikationen

Munich Security Report 2024
Kapitel 2 – Eastern Europe: Shades of Gray Zone
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Munich Security Report 2024
Kapitel 6 – Economics: Trade Off
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Munich Security Analysis: Wer A sagt, muss auch B sagen
Widersprüchlichkeiten der Unterstützung in der deutschen Bevölkerung für die Ukraine
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Defense Sitters — Transforming European Militaries in Times of War
Introduction: This Time It’s Different?
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Searching for a Common Vision: Ein Bericht von der Münchner Sicherheitskonferenz 2023
Der MSB fasst die Diskussionen der MSC 2023 zusammen.
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Munich Security Report 2023
Kapitel 3 – Global Infrastructures: My Way or No Highway
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Munich Security Brief: Dark Clouds Over the Black Sea
A Readout From the Munich Leaders Meeting in Bucharest in November 2022
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In den Medien

Entschlossen und zuversichtlich. So blickt die Ukraine auf den Krieg
mit Tobias Bunde und Sophie Eisentraut
Tagesspiegel
Survival politics: International organisations amid the crisis of multilateralism
The multilateral order is in crisis. Generalised principles of conduct that have underpinned the order since the end of the Cold War – such as open trade, cooperative security, and universal…
Maastricht University
Why NATO Survived Trump: the neglected role of Secretay-General Stoltenberg
The election of Donald Trump posed an existential challenge to NATO. This article helps explain the puzzle of why NATO survived Trump's presidency.
Oxford Academic
Forging Unity: European Commission Leadership in the Brexit Negotiations
This article explains why the European Union has remained strikingly cohesive during the Brexit withdrawal negotiations by focussing on the role played by its negotiator.
Wiley Online Library
Should the EU make foreign policy decisions by majority voting?
Donald Trump’s repeated questioning of NATO and threats of a trade war may have inadvertently accomplished to force Europeans to reconsider their role in an increasingly unstable world.
Center for European Reform
Europe, the US and China: A Love-Hate Triangle?
COVID-19 has significantly worsened tensions between China and the US, and Europe risks being caught in the middle.
Center for European Reform
Don’t let UK-EU foreign policy cooperation be collateral damage of Brexit
Six months has passed since Brexit, but there has been no significant progress in the negotiations to define the future UK-EU relationship. And the clock is most definitely ticking.
The Times
How NATO Survived Trump
Why is a global response to the pandemic proving so difficult to deliver? And how did Jens Stoltenberg respond to President Trump’s challenge?
Chatham House Undercurrents