Bachelor of Arts (BA) · Universität Potsdam
Anna Hiller is a dedicated Master’s student in War and Conflict Studies. Her research focus is the security policy analysis of geopolitical dynamics in Eastern Europe and the strategic space domain. Through her current role at the German Aerospace Center, she possesses practical experience at the nexus of technology and federal policy. She is also active in initiatives such as Model NATO Germany and aims to contribute to shaping international policy on critical and emerging technologies.
Q: Does the shift from the state-led Apollo program to the Artemis program represent a decline in U.S. state capacity or a strategic adaptation? A: While Apollo demonstrated state-led mobilization, Artemis exercises capacity through market-shaping, coordinating private innovation, and managing in…
Question: How can Africa maintain strategic autonomy while navigating the intensifying U.S.-China “space race”? Argument: Africa’s “space for development” model leverages international partnerships not for prestige, but as essential tools for data sovereignty and socioeconomic transformation. Con…
Can the Arctic become a secure alternative to vulnerable global data corridors? Climate change and rising digital demand make Arctic submarine cables viable, supporting economic activity, scientific research, Arctic communities, and military operations. Competing Western and Russian projects are …
