European Journal of International Security

🎊 A New Chapter Begins! 📖 We're thrilled to announce a new editorial team at The European Journal of International Security - and some BIG changes to come! 🚀 Stay tuned as we unveil our vision for advancing scholarship and shaping the future of security research! #EJIS @MYBISA

🇨🇳🇷🇺 New and open access: "In the crosshairs: Twenty-first-century superpower rivalry for Africa’s critical minerals" by Ron Matthews & Vlado Vivoda is an essential read. 📰👉 More here: cambridge.org/core/journals/…

🪖🇺🇸 NEW: Constructivism and the Capitol riots: Beyond single dominant narratives, towards eventful sociology from Jack Holland & Ryan O’Connor. 📑👉 Open access - read here: cambridge.org/core/journals/…

🇸🇪🪖 NEW: "The politics of the market and the return of Swedish total defence" by Bryan Mabee & Joakim Berndtsson. 🚀📚 Read more here: cambridge.org/core/journals/…

that's a good summary of what chatbots do as well. they don't predict the future, they just say things that end up shaping it. epistemology more critical than ever.

💻 NEW: "GenAI and synthetic foresight at the brink: The future of nuclear crisis decision-making" from James Johnson 🚀 👉📚 Read more: cambridge.org/core/journals/…

Submissions of papers for our 2027 virtual conference #VirtualBISA2027 are OPEN NOW 🌟 'Conflict and cooperation in a changing world' 🌍 Find all information here! 👉 indico.bisa.ac.uk/event/659/ @SimonRushton8 @JulietDryden @Jamiejhagen @CityStGeorges @unamcgahern

🚨 NEW: "Why US–China relations have not escalated yet: Power rise, power transition, and perceptions of resolve" from Michiel Foulon and Gustav Meibauer. 📑👉 Read, in full, for free: cambridge.org/core/journals/…

Discover this 2026 article on American hostage recovery via @CambridgeUP and @EJIntSec. doi.org/10.1017/eis.20…

Our 2027 virtual conference #VirtualBISA2027 call & homepage is OPEN NOW 🎉 Submissions for papers open on 5 May 🌟 Find our call for papers here 👉 virtualconference.bisa.ac.uk/call-papers @SimonRushton8 @JulietDryden @Jamiejhagen @CityStGeorges @unamcgahern

🚨🇨🇳 NEW: "Why US–China relations have not escalated yet: Power rise, power transition, and perceptions of resolve" from @michielfoulon & Gustav Meibauer. 📚👉 Read more here: cambridge.org/core/journals/…

🇩🇰 Top read: "The dramaturgy of the Danish intelligence scandal" by Kira Vrist Rønn & Nadja Kirchhoff Hestehave. 📒👉 Read here: cambridge.org/core/journals/…

@seiichi_0916 @Forsvarshogsk Thank you for reading! Do feel free to send us a submission on Japanese doctrine... 🤲🇯🇵

@EJIntSec @Forsvarshogsk こそばゆいあたりを事例研究を通じて提示してくれています✏️ 日本語でもDoctrineをどう捉えるか、定義するかはまだ定まっていないように思います。 本研究で論じているDoctrineの位置づけや解釈は腑に落ちるものであり、大変勉強になりました(^o^) ありがとうございます🙂‍↕️

💫🪖 NEW: "Beyond the manual: Doctrine’s role in military transformation reconsidered" by John Nisser (@Forsvarshogsk). 👉 Open access: cambridge.org/core/journals/…

🚀🚨 NEW ISSUE 🚨💫 European Journal of International Security Volume 11 - Issue 2 - May 2026 📚👉 Out now: cambridge.org/core/journals/… @MYBISA

🔪"the concept of cognitive warfare overpromises, creating a false illusion about the amount of control actors can exercise over the minds of peoples on the adversary’s side"

In a new paper for the @EJIntSec, my brilliant colleague @SamoZilincik draws from strategic theory and affective science to show that the concept of « cognitive warfare » is too flawed to be analytically and practically useful cup.org/3O769MT

🎧 Reminder: RIS has a podcast! 🎧 We now have EIGHT episodes of the Review of International Studies podcast - well worth a listen, friends! buff.ly/CJdduct

💫 'Who supports hostage recovery? Explaining individual variation in American support for bringing hostages home' from @_danigilbert & Lauren Prather seeks to explain how the public views government responses to hostage crises. 👉 Read, for free, here: cambridge.org/core/journals/…

🌎🚀 NEW: "Cognitive warfare: Some sceptical observations from general strategic theory and affective science" from @SamoZilincik. 📚👉 Read in full here: cambridge.org/core/journals/…

🚀🇷🇺 "Capturing the minds: The role of child deportation in maintaining Russian authority over Ukraine’s occupied territories" by @DrJadeMcGlynn & Anastasiia Romaniuk is our article of the month! 📚👉 Read, for free, here: cambridge.org/core/journals/…