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Journal of Regional Security is Developing

Journal of Regional Security (JRS), founded by BCSP among others, in the new categorization of the Ministry of Education, Science and Technological Development of the Republic of Serbia was assigned the M24 category, which is in the same range as the best international journals. Only two journals in the broader ...

Journal of Regional Security (JRS), founded by BCSP among others, in the new categorization of the Ministry of Education, Science and Technological Development of the Republic of Serbia was assigned the M24 category, which is in the same range as the best international journals.

Only two journals in the broader category Political sciences can be assigned this category.

Since 2018 JRS can be found in databases Serbian Citation Index, Scopus, EBSCO i ERIH Plus.

The JRS is a peer-reviewed journal specializing in the field of regional security studies. Subject areas include: security communities, regional security complexes, regional security sector reform and governance, security regimes, regional conflicts, security integration, region-building and comparative regional security research.

The JRS is intended for international security scholars and policy makers from South East Europe but also from other established or emerging regions of the world. It aims to bring academic security studies communities from the Western Balkans not only closer to each other but also closer to security studies and security policy communities from other regions of the world thus enabling smarter and more sustainable regional policy solutions.

The JRS was established as Western Balkans Security Observer in 2006, published by Belgrade Centre for Security Policy (formerly known as Centre for Civil-Military Relations). The Western Balkans Security Observer has changed its name to Journal of Regional Security (JRS) starting with 2012.

You can access all issues of the JRS for free here.

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