For a number of reasons, many areas around the world are increasingly exposed to various natural hazards. Flood risks are particularly prominent in Southeast Europe. For this reason, a total of 19 project partners from five countries (Austria, Slovenia, Croatia,…
Recently published World Security Report, Autumn 2020 edition, includes a cover story on effect of COVID-19 Pandemics on critical infrastructure operations and services in the South-Eastern Europen, written by Robert Mikac, member of the Institute for Security Policies and regional…
Member of the Institute for Security Policies, Robert Mikac, publised an article on the subject matter. Language: Croatian
Filip Dragović and Robert Mikac, members of the Institute for Security Policies, participated at the 12th scientific-expert conference “Crisis Management Days”, held in Šibenik, 27th-29th September 2019. Filip Dragović as an invited speaker in the Opening session, delivered a lecture…
RACVIAC-Centre for Security Cooperation organizes the COVID-19 Pandemic – Crisis Management On-line Seminar on 17 June 2020. The purpose of the Seminar is to present and analyse national crisis management concepts, inter-agency cooperation, challenges, best practices and lessons learned in…
Interview with PhD Robert Mikac, Assistant Professor at the Faculty of Political Science of the University of Zagreb, and an internationally recognized expert in several different security areas, we spoke about how Croatia is dealing with the COVID-19 pandemic, EU’s…
Author: Rober Mikac, Member of the Institute for Security Policies Language: Croatian Source: politickamisao.com
Member of the Institute, Filip Dragović, Mišo Mudrić, Robert Mikac, Krešimir Mamić and Mihael Šprajc, co-authored the book “National Security of the Republic of Croatia in the 21st Century”. The book, comprised of analyses on recent and relevant issues relevant…
Ivica Bakota, Capital Normal University in Peking, has prepared a policy analysis concerning the Corona virus crisis management in China. Language: Croatian. The analysis is available HERE.
Member of the Institute for Security Policies, Krunoslav Katić, has coordinated the work of Government of the Republic of Albania, EU representatives, World Bank, UNDP, UNESCO, UNICEF, WHO, FAO and UNW concerning the Post-disaster Needs Assessment task.