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.
This analysis discusses the issues sorrounding the use of illegal weapons in the Republic of Croatia. Language: Croatian. The analysis is available HERE.
The Institute for Security Policies assumed the role of patron for the Critical Infrastructure Cyber-Security conferece, te be held in Dubrovnik on the 29th – 30th 2020. For more information visit: cysec-conf.com.
In January 2020, two new analyses have been published on the Institute for Security Policies portal, available in the Analysis section. Campaigning for Peace: Can liberal and traditional peace-making solutions work together in illegal weapons collection and awareness raising actions?…
Member of the Institute for Security Policies, Filip Dragović, gave a newspaper interview on border control systems Source: Glas Slavonije
The representative of Institute for Security Policies, Robert Mikac, moderated three panel at the Regional Conference on Challenges in Industry and Critical Infrastructure Protection, held in Zagreb, 21st-22nd November 2019. More on the conference in available HERE.
Members of the Institute for Security Policies, Richard Larkin, Matthew Vatter and Robert Mikac, has co-authored a new book on critical infrastructure The book can be downloaded HERE.
Members of the Institute for Security Polices have particiapted at the UN Workshop “Education for Justice” (United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime – UNODC), held at the Faculty of Political Sciences, 24th and 25th September 2019. Source: fpzg.hr