Stability: International Journal of Security & Development (ISSN: 2165-2627)

Description

Stability welcomes articles from a range of disciplines, including political science, development studies, international relations, sociology, criminology, anthropology, psychology and the law, among others. The journal will focus upon stabilisation through international missions as well as by governments within their own territories. This may include crime prevention efforts or counter-narcotics strategies insofar as they include a range of means and tactics (e.g., coercive force, diplomacy, communications, humanitarian or development assistance, etc.). However, for demonstration purposes, the following topics would likely appear relatively regularly:

Civil-military interaction
Conflict prevention/risk reduction
Constitutional and legislative affairs
Correlates of conflict
Corruption and illicit networks
Counterinsurgency tactics
Crime reduction
Demographics and human geography
Disarmament, demobilisation & reintegration
Economic growth and livelihoods
Governance and political legitimacy
International cooperation/organization
Judicial/justice sector reform
Law and legal regimes
Organised crime and gang violence
Peacekeeping or peace support operations
Security sector reform
Stability operations
State- and nation-building
Urban studies and challenges
Whole of government or whole of system approaches
Many other topics will be considered for publication. If you are uncertain as to whether your research would match this journal’s criteria, please contact the editors (info-AT-stabilityjournal.org).