All Stories

  1. From Pentagon to Classroom: RAND’s Hedgemony as a Pedagogical Tool in Graduate IR and Security Studies
  2. “In Defence of Europe”: pro-Ukraine activism and civil society mobilisation across Central and Southeast Europe
  3. Catharsis, rearticulation of desire and ontological insecurity: The case of Serbia’s attachment to Kosovo
  4. Building an international relations journal from scratch and from the margins: the case of Journal of Regional Security
  5. Object-cause of desire and ontological security: evidence from Serbia's opposition to Kosovo's membership in UNESCO
  6. Crypto-Atlanticism: The untold preferences of policy elites in neutral and non-aligned states
  7. Wings of Change: The Coming Drone Proliferation in the Western Balkans
  8. Ontological security and the politics of memory in international relations
  9. Selling Peace: How to Frame a Serbia/Kosovo Deal in a Referendum
  10. The Politics of Giving Voice: Media Framing of Extremist Groups in the 2010 Pride Parade in Serbia
  11. Avrupa Birliği’nin Kaygı, Uyumsuzluk ve Emperyal Unutkanlığı
  12. International relations (IR) in Yugoslavia and post-Yugoslav states
  13. Towards the existentialist turn in IR: introduction to the symposium on anxiety
  14. Ontological Insecurity as an Emergent Phenomenon
  15. Revisiting the Local Turn in Peacebuilding
  16. Abjection, materiality and ontological security: A study of the unfinished Church of Christ the Saviour in Pristina
  17. Serbia’s Civil-Military Relations
  18. Lost at the waterfront? Explaining the absence of green organisations in the Don’t let Belgrade D(r)own movement
  19. Crisis and Ontological Insecurity
  20. Conflict, Peace, and Ontological Security
  21. Penetration, Overlay, Governmentality: The Evolving Role of NATO in the Western Balkan Security Dynamics
  22. Serbia and Croatia
  23. Reclaiming the local in EU peacebuilding: Effectiveness, ownership, and resistance
  24. Effective? Locally owned? Beyond the technocratic perspective on the European Union Police Mission for the Palestinian Territories
  25. Local ownership as international governmentality: Evidence from the EU mission in the Horn of Africa
  26. “Here is your mission, now own it!” The rhetoric and practice of local ownership in EU interventions
  27. Memories of Empire and Entry into International Society
  28. Critical situations, fundamental questions and ontological insecurity in world politics
  29. ‘Not a heap of stones’: material environments and ontological security in international relations
  30. Grammar, context and power: securitization of the 2010 Belgrade Pride Parade
  31. Local ownership in international peacebuilding: key theoretical and practical issues
  32. Europeanisation and indirect resistance: Serbian police and Pride Parades
  33. Entry into international society: Central and South East European experiences
  34. The expansion of international society after 30 years: Views from the European periphery
  35. The long shadow of Byzantium over Serbia’s entry into international society
  36. Serbia's Military Neutrality: Origins, effects and challenges
  37. Kosovo as Serbia’s Sacred Space: Governmentality, Pastoral Power, and Sacralization of Territories
  38. Democratic Civil-Military Relations
  39. Conclusion
  40. International policy networks and security community building
  41. Memories of Empire and Serbia’s entry into international society
  42. Professional practices of security community building