CASE STUDIES OF EU CRISIS RESPONSE
Second panel of this issue of the BSF Academic Event analysed the EU crisis response and border management in Libya, Ukraine, Iraq, Mali, and Afghanistan.... Read More
WITHOUT CONFLICT SENSITIVITY EU’S CRISIS RESPONSE FALLING SHORT
Following the academic panels today focusing on the EU’s crisis response and border management, the panels were concluded by Pernille Rieker and Morten Bøås, both... Read More
In Search for Coherence in EU Crisis Approach
The first panel of the Academic Event of the Belgrade Security Forum 2018 focused on the aspects of the European Union’s crisis management. The goal... Read More
Local Consent Essential for Resilient Projects in Crisis
Belgrade Security Forum was open with Academic Event titled “How Conflict Sensitive is EU Crisis Response?” with welcoming words from the organisers. Sonja Stojanović Gajić, of the... Read More
Academic Event panelists selected
We are pleased to announce that the participants of the BSF Academic Event 2018 have been selected. This year’s academic event will be organized on... Read More
CALL FOR PAPERS BSF 2018: How Conflict Sensitive is the EU Crisis Response?
The organizers of the Belgrade Security Forum (BSF) are pleased to invite security scholars and researchers to submit proposal papers for this year’s Academic Event... Read More
EU Crisis Management System is Failing without Strategic Autonomy
In his keynote address at this year’s opening of the Academic part of the program of the Belgrade Security Forum, Professor Michael E. Smith, University... Read More