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Special Issue: Critical Infrastructure Protection
Special issue: Challenges for the state and international security: The current state and prognosis for the future
Special Issue: Innovations for chemical, biological, radiological, nuclear + explosive - CBRNe defence
Topic International security
RESEARCH PAPER
Bargaining power and U.S. military aid in the post-cold war era
Security and Defence Quarterly 2021;35(3):7–23
RESEARCH PAPER
Turkey and Russia in Syrian war: Hostile friendship
Security and Defence Quarterly 2021;35(3):77–92
RESEARCH PAPER
Disinformation as a threat to national security on the example of the COVID-19 pandemic
Security and Defence Quarterly 2021;35(3):63–74
RESEARCH PAPER
The Balkan Kettle: Russia's policy toward the Balkans
Security and Defence Quarterly 2021;35(3):47–61
RESEARCH PAPER
Effects of botnets – a human-organisational approach
Security and Defence Quarterly 2021;35(3):25–44
REVIEW PAPER
Review of the book by David J. Lonsdale and Thomas M. Kane (2020) Understanding Contemporary Strategy, 2nd edn. Oxon, New York: Routledge, pp. 365, ISBN: 9781138059474
Security and Defence Quarterly 2021;34(2):86–89
RESEARCH PAPER
Defence diplomatic relations between Poland and China and how they can be improved
Security and Defence Quarterly 2021;34(2):54–66
REVIEW PAPER
Introduction to the Special Issue "Non-military aspects of security in the changing international order"
Security and Defence Quarterly 2021;33(1):7–13
RESEARCH PAPER
Lawfare as part of hybrid wars: The experience of Ukraine in conflict with Russian Federation
Security and Defence Quarterly 2021;33(1):15–29
RESEARCH PAPER
Aiding Syrian refugees in Turkey: International approaches and domestic policies
Security and Defence Quarterly 2021;33(1):57–72
Foreword to the Special Issue ‘Proxy forces in modern warfare’: Practitioner’s perspective on the use of proxy forces
Security and Defence Quarterly 2020;31(4):7–9
Introduction to the Special Issue ‘Proxy forces in modern warfare’
Security and Defence Quarterly 2020;31(4):11–15
RESEARCH PAPER
Game of Proxies – Towards a new model of warfare: Experiences from the CAR, Libya, Mali, Syria, and Ukraine
Security and Defence Quarterly 2020;31(4):77–97
RESEARCH PAPER
COVID-19 as a prestige-promoting mechanism: PESCO framework as an opportunity for EU member states
Security and Defence Quarterly 2020;32(5):55–68
RESEARCH PAPER
Operational control over non-state proxies
Security and Defence Quarterly 2020;31(4):191–210
RESEARCH PAPER
Towards a structural understanding of powerbrokers in weak states: From militias to alliances
Security and Defence Quarterly 2020;31(4):53–75
RESEARCH PAPER
FARC-Hezbollah: The success of Venezuela-Iran proxy groups and their convergence in the Americas
Security and Defence Quarterly 2020;31(4):117–134
RESEARCH PAPER
Turkey’s approach to proxy war in the Middle East and North Africa
Security and Defence Quarterly 2020;31(4):137–152
RESEARCH PAPER
Changing the character of proxy warfare and its consequences for geopolitical relationships
Security and Defence Quarterly 2020;31(4):37–51
RESEARCH PAPER
The securitisation of hybrid warfare through practices within the Iran-Israel conflict - Israel's practices to securitize Hezbollah's Proxy War
Security and Defence Quarterly 2020;31(4):99–114
RESEARCH PAPER
Countering terrorism in the shadows: The role of private security and military companies
Security and Defence Quarterly 2020;31(4):155–169
RESEARCH PAPER
Outsourcing warfare: Proxy forces in contemporary armed conflicts
Security and Defence Quarterly 2020;31(4):17–34
RESEARCH PAPER
Testing the efficiency of laser technology to destroy the rogue drones
Security and Defence Quarterly 2020;32(5):31–38
RESEARCH PAPER
The New Institutionalism: A tool for analysing defence and security institutions
Security and Defence Quarterly 2020;32(5):83–94
The transformation of global international society and the security agenda. Interview with Professor Barry Buzan
Security and Defence Quarterly 2020;30(3):7–14
RESEARCH PAPER
The roots of armed conflicts: Multilevel security perspective
Security and Defence Quarterly 2020;30(3):49–64
RESEARCH PAPER
Russian information offensive in the international relations
Security and Defence Quarterly 2020;30(3):31–48
RESEARCH PAPER
The future of energy security of states
Security and Defence Quarterly 2020;29(2):21–37
RESEARCH PAPER
Operation “Olympic Games.” Cyber-sabotage as a tool of American intelligence aimed at counteracting the development of Iran’s nuclear programme
Security and Defence Quarterly 2020;29(2):63–71
RESEARCH PAPER
Participation of V4 countries in African peacekeeping missions
Security and Defence Quarterly 2020;29(2):7–19
RESEARCH PAPER
An easy target? Types of attack on oil tankers by state actors
Security and Defence Quarterly 2020;28(1):54–69
RESEARCH PAPER
Components of defence strategies in society’s information environment: a case study based on the grounded theory
Security and Defence Quarterly 2020;28(1):19–43
RESEARCH PAPER
GOVSATCOM makes EU stronger on security and defence
Security and Defence Quarterly 2020;28(1):44–53
RESEARCH PAPER
Near-Earth Objects (NEO) and other current space threats
Security and Defence Quarterly 2020;28(1):1–18
RESEARCH PAPER
Wars in the later 21st century: Forecast developments in the methods of warfare
Security and Defence Quarterly 2019;27(5):21–31
RESEARCH PAPER
Recent U.S. and International Assessment of Baltic Security Developments
Security and Defence Quarterly 2019;26(4):3–33
RESEARCH PAPER
U.S. Grand Strategy Towards Russia 2001-2017
Security and Defence Quarterly 2019;26(4):98–121
RESEARCH PAPER
Russia's return to the superpower status
Security and Defence Quarterly 2019;26(4):34–50
RESEARCH PAPER
Lithuania in European Union common security and defence policy context
Security and Defence Quarterly 2019;25(3):15–36
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