The Review of International Affairs
Journal Data
| Type | JOURNAL |
|---|---|
| Publisher | Faculty of Philology, University of Belgrade |
| ISSN | 0486-6096 / 1743-9442 |
| OpenAlex | S4210198009 |
| MAG | 4210198009 |
| Total publications | 5 |
| Coverage period | 2003 - 2022 |
| Country | RS |
| Language | EN |
| Access | Open Access |
| Indexing | DOAJ indexed |
| Cited by | 11 |
| Impact factor | 1 |
| h-index | 2 |
This journal focuses on international affairs and political science. While some anthropological work might touch on international relations, this venue is primarily a broader social science journal where anthropological content is not central
Arctic and Russian Policy Studies · Belt and Road Initiative · Cybersecurity and Cyber Warfare Studies · Defense, Military, and Policy Studies · Economic Sanctions and International Relations · European and Russian Geopolitical Military Strategies · European Politics and Security · European Union Policy and Governance · Global Energy Security and Policy · Global Peace and Security Dynamics
Entangled in the Continuum of Violence
The paper illuminates several issues that arise from the lack of or extensive marginalisation of the female wartime experiences as a relevant debate topic in International Relations (IR) of the day.The analysis is positioned in feminist IR theories and gender studies of war and centres around the notion of continuum of violence as an optimal conceptual tool to embrace the complexities of interactions between women's agency in war and their pervas…
New and Old Regionalism
China's bilateral relations with the Central Asian countries have steadily developed since the establishment of formal relations in January 1991. After the foundation of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization in June 2001, China's relations with the Central Asian countries have progressively deepened in new multilateral settings. On the one hand, the bilateral cooperation between China and the central Asian countries has promoted the formation of …
Revolution, Theocratic Leadership and Iran's Foreign Policy
Iran's post-revolutionary theocracy provides a unique case for the study of international politics of the developing states as it challenges many of the paradigms traditionally prevalent in the dis...
Identity in International Relations
Analyzing Moroccan Foreign Policy and Relations with Europe
Analyzing Moroccan Foreign Policy and Relations with Europe
New and Old Regionalism
China's bilateral relations with the Central Asian countries have steadily developed since the establishment of formal relations in January 1991. After the foundation of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization in June 2001, China's relations with the Central Asian countries have progressively deepened in new multilateral settings. On the one hand, the bilateral cooperation between China and the central Asian countries has promoted the formation of …
Entangled in the Continuum of Violence
The paper illuminates several issues that arise from the lack of or extensive marginalisation of the female wartime experiences as a relevant debate topic in International Relations (IR) of the day.The analysis is positioned in feminist IR theories and gender studies of war and centres around the notion of continuum of violence as an optimal conceptual tool to embrace the complexities of interactions between women's agency in war and their pervas…
Revolution, Theocratic Leadership and Iran's Foreign Policy
Iran's post-revolutionary theocracy provides a unique case for the study of international politics of the developing states as it challenges many of the paradigms traditionally prevalent in the dis...
Identity in International Relations
Analyzing Moroccan Foreign Policy and Relations with Europe
New and Old Regionalism
China's bilateral relations with the Central Asian countries have steadily developed since the establishment of formal relations in January 1991. After the foundation of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization in June 2001, China's relations with the Central Asian countries have progressively deepened in new multilateral settings. On the one hand, the bilateral cooperation between China and the central Asian countries has promoted the formation of …
Entangled in the Continuum of Violence
The paper illuminates several issues that arise from the lack of or extensive marginalisation of the female wartime experiences as a relevant debate topic in International Relations (IR) of the day.The analysis is positioned in feminist IR theories and gender studies of war and centres around the notion of continuum of violence as an optimal conceptual tool to embrace the complexities of interactions between women's agency in war and their pervas…