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| INSTITUTIONALIZING THE PREVENTION OF CORRUPTION IN SECURITY FORCES: ENHANCING PREVENTIVE STRUCTURES
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- Captain (Navy) Hartmut Spieker was born in Hamburg
during WW II and grew up in the vicinity of Hanover where he
graduated from College before joining the German Navy as Officer
cadet. A graduate from the German Naval Academy in 1965 he
specialised in Maritime Mine Warfare. He had command of several
Minesweepers, of the Minehunter FGS "Flensburg", GE MCM 62 Division
, GE MCM 4 Squadron and was Deputy Commander of the German Mine
Warfare Flotilla.
- Staff assignments included those in the Plans &
Policy Division of the Headquarters of the German Fleet, the German
Ministry of Defence and the NATO Headquarters SACLANT in Norfolk,
VA. From 1994 through 1998 he was assigned as the German Defence
Attache to Poland before he retired in October 1998.
- He is a graduate of HMS Vernon in Portsmouth (UK),
the junior course at the German War College in Hamburg and of the
senior course at the US Naval War College in Newport RI.
- After retirement, Captain Spieker served as the
Director General for Regional Stabilisation at the OSCE Mission to
Bosnia Herzegovina in Sarajevo. He is currently working as an
international consultant for several companies and
institutions.
- Captain Spieker has published numerous essays on
security Policy issues, covering especially Central Eastern Europe
and South Eastern Europe as well as Maritime and NATO issues. He is
frequently guest speaker at different organisations on Central
Eastern and South Eastern European questions. He is regularly
working for the George C. Marshall Centre in Garmisch-Partenkirchen
(Germany).
- He speaks German, English, French and Polish and
was decorated by H.E. the Polish President Aleksander Kwasniewski
with the Order of Merit of the Republic of Poland.
- He is married to Ursula and has two adult
children and one grand daughter
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