International Studies

2017 - 2022

Current editor(s): Vladimir Filipović

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Volume 22, issue 2, 2022

Security Implications of Fake News and Disinformation in Nato Member and Partner Countries pp. 13-34

Marijana Opašinova ŠUndovska

Contra Horowitz: A Case for Reparations to Blacks for Slavery pp. 35-57

Jon-Paul Amos and Walter E. Block

Analysis of the relationship between robotics and European union labor market pp. 59-81

Helena ŠLogar and Marko Puljić

Presentation of the annexation of Crimea in the Croatian, Hungarian and Serbian media – content analysis pp. 83-105

Danijel BaÄ An, David DudaÅ¡, Elena KupreÅ¡ak, Matej Stipić and Dominik Vivoda

Social epistemology of security studies: intelligence knowledge regimes pp. 107-128

Josip Pandžić

Populist communication in the parliament: the case of the Croatian Sabor pp. 129-147

Barbara Mašić and Jasmina Jovev

Interview with Ivan Grdešić, Ambassador of the Republic of Croatia to the United States of America (2000-2004) pp. 151-162

Vladimir Filipovic

Conference Report: 7th ZAGREB SECURITY FORUM 2022 pp. 165-168

Dominik Matković

Book review: Zvonimir Stopić. Revolucionari, revizionisti, dogmatiÄ ari, pseta i luÄ‘aci. Kina i Jugoslavija od 1948. do 1971 pp. 169-172

Tamara Kolar

Book review: Melody Devries, Judith Bessant and Rob Watts (Eds.). Rise of the Far Right: Technologies of Recruitment and Mobilization pp. 173-175

Matej Mikašinović-Komšo

Volume 22, issue 1, 2022

Un/natural Disasters II: Epistemology and Ontology of Multiple Simultaneous Un/natural Disasters pp. 13-39

Kristijan Krkač

Scepticism and the Modern State in the Thought of Georg W. F. Hegel pp. 41-59

Florian van der Zee

Reaction, Progression and Vaccination, or: What can Squid Game tell us about pandemics? pp. 61-80

Zanan Akin

Deviation from the Orthodox pp. 81-95

Lunneihoi Thangeo

The Rhetoric of State Instability pp. 97-113

Petar Nurkić

Book review: Diane Coyle. Cogs and Monsters: What Economics Is and What It Should Be pp. 117-118

Josip Lučev

Volume 21, issue 2, 2021

Integration of women into armed forces in Croatia – state and perspectives pp. 11-35

Ivan Galović and Stjepan Domjančić

Concept of energy security in contemporary security studies pp. 37-61

Jelena Radić Đozić

The influence of the German question on the formation of European integrations from the constructivist perspective of Alexander Wendt pp. 63-87

Ljiljana Biškup Mašanović

Disinformation as Geopolitical Risk for Transatlantic Institutions pp. 89-111

Daniel Hinšt

Artificial intelligence and global distribution of power pp. 113-125

Damir Mladić

STATE (IN)STABILITY Past, present and future perspectives for the nation state Topic for 2021 – State (in)stability in the age of post-truth pp. 129-131

Karlo Seke

Carl Benedikt Frey. Technology Trap: Capital, Labor, and Power in the Age of Automation pp. 133-135

Josip Lučev

Christian Axboe Nielsen. Nismo mogli vjerovati… Raspad Jugoslavije 1991. – 1999 pp. 137-139

Gojko Marković

Volume 21, issue 1, 2021

Health securitization and (in)security of the constitutional order pp. 11-22

Mirko Bilandžić

The right to self‑determination and the obligation to respect the constitutional order: cases of Catalonia and Croatia pp. 23-47

Svjetlan Berković

North Macedonia after the Ohrid Framework Agreement: a state (in)stability? pp. 49-70

Marijana Opašinova Šundovska

Securitization of COVID‑19 disease and securitization dilemma in Croatia pp. 71-92

Goran Džidić

Demographic change and pension systems in the EU‑case of Croatia pp. 93-125

Ante Samodol

Revisionism as a characteristic of authoritarian ex‑empires: a case study of Turkish neo‑Ottomanism (1990‑2020) pp. 127-144

Janko Bekić

Tim Bouverie. Politika popuštanja Hitleru pp. 147-152

Bruno Korea Gajski

Shaun Walker. Taj dugi mamurluk – duhovi prošlosti i Putinova nova Rusija pp. 153-156

Iva Blažević

Nebojša Todorović. Politika Rusije na Zapadnom Balkanu pp. 157-159

Petar Popović

Odd Arne Westad. Povijest Hladnog rata pp. 161-164

Leona Knežević

Robert Shiller. Narrative Economics: How Stories go Viral and Drive Major Economic Events pp. 165-167

Josip Lučev

Volume 20, issue 1-2, 2020

Editorial pp. 9-11

Vladimir Filipović

Diplomacy of Independent State of Croatia – actors and processes pp. 15-37

Bruno Korea Gajski

Geopolitical Discourse: Where and What is Eurasia? pp. 39-58

Dobrinka Rojnic

YouTube regionalization of Europe and the position of Croatia pp. 59-72

Karlo Mak

Pension reforms as a permanent global issue and design of thepension system – the case of Croatia pp. 73-95

Ante Samodol

European legal framework for combating terrorism and biosecurity threats pp. 97-114

Marko Pilić

Development and democratization of the intelligence servicein Argentina (1946.-2001.) pp. 115-136

Lidija Kos-Stanišić and Ante Šunjić

Scientific research of intelligence failures: issues and controversy pp. 137-154

Mirko Bilandžić and Tomislav Dokman

The International Community Criticism of Croatia from 1995 until 1999 pp. 155-172

Ana Radović Kapor and Vladimir Filipović

Conference Report: STATE (IN)STABILITY Past, present and future perspectives for the nation state. Topic for 2020 – State collapse: actors, processes, justifications pp. 175-178

Karlo Seke

Book review - Mate Granić. Diplomatska oluja pp. 179-181

Anita Bukovec

Book review - Tvrtko Jakovina. Budimir Lončar – od Preka do vrha svijeta pp. 183-186

Leona Knežević

Book review - Lee McIntyre. Post-Truth pp. 187-190

Stipe Buzar

Book review - Branko Milanovic. Capitalism, Alone: The Future of the SystemThat Rules the World pp. 191-194

Josip Lučev

Volume 19, issue 1-2, 2019

Rationalist explanations for war and their limitations pp. 11-24

Damir Mladić

New forms of communication in diplomacy pp. 25-42

Radojka Kraljević and Henrika Vilović

USA vs Russia: The game of powers on the territoryof the former Yugoslavia pp. 43-61

Andrej Rendić

Ministry of foreign affairs of Croatia since foundation until international recognition of Republic of Croatia pp. 63-81

Bruno Korea Gajski and Ema Leto

Book review - Ivan Krastev and Stephen Holmes. The Light that Failed, Why the West Is Losing the Fight for Democracy pp. 85-88

Kristina Habek

Book review - Stipe Buzar. Realizam i teorija pravednog rata pp. 89-91

Karlo Seke

Book review - Artificial Intelligence Safety and Security. Edited by Roman V. Yampolskiy pp. 93-96

Andro Pavuna

Book review - Filip Dragović. Sigurnost europskih granica i migracije pp. 97-99

Dario Cvrtila