Vol. 3 No. 1 (2022): Security Science Journal

Articles

• THE SECURITIZED ENERGY RELATIONSHIP: THE EU AND RUSSIA POLITICAL AND SECURITY DISCOURSES

  Amer Ababakr

  7-26

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• AMIDST CONSIDERABLE CHALLENGES, MARITIME COOPERATION IS A PILLAR OF STABILITY AND SECURITY IN THE MEDITERRANEAN

  Demetrios Tsailas

  27-38

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• THE RESTRAINS ON EGYPT'S NATIONAL SECURITY TOWARDS THE GRAND ETHIOPIAN RENAISSANCE DAM (GERD)

  Barak Bouks

  39-50

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• EURASIANISM AS A GEOPOLITICAL IDEOLOGY - GEOPOLITICAL CONSEQUENCES OF POTENTIAL RUSSIAN UKRAINIAN CONFLICT

  Rastislav Kazansky, Lucia Rysova

  51-62

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• THE IMPACT OF CRISES ON THE ACTIVITIES OF INTERNATIONAL MISSIONS

  Andrej Kolárik

  63-75

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• ETHIOPIA – CONFLICTS IN THREE FRONTLINES

  Shaul Shay

  76-94

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• RUSSIA’S AMBITIOUS FOREIGN AND NATIONAL SECURITY POLICY

  Tornike Okropilashvili

  95-108

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• THE STRATEGIC RELEVANCE OF THE MEDITERRANEAN: LOCAL INSTABILITIES AND INTERNATIONAL THREATS

  Luca Cinciripini

  109-125

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• HIC SUNT DRACONES! RUSSIA ENTERS THE MEDITERRANEAN

  Lasha Tchantouridzé

  126-139

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• ETHIOPIA: FROM STABILITY TO INSTABILITY IN THE HORN OF AFRICA? Webinar: African peace and stability in the light of the Ethiopian crisis - Special Report

  Marco Lombardi , Gianluca Frinchillucci

  140-146

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