Are "hybrid wars" the new forms of conflict in today's and tomorrow's more unstable world? Have they existed in conflicts for centuries? Is it the "weapon of the poor" and the refuge of non-international actors, warlords, and terrorists?

How will modern societies acquire the coveted "resilience" and face "hybrid threats"? Turkey is practicing "hybrid actions" against us, but is it more vulnerable to similar threats itself? Some of the questions examined in the collective book you have in your hands.