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Belgrade Centre for Security Policy

Belgrade Centre for Security Policy (BCSP) is an independent think-tank publicly advocating human, national, regional and international security based on democracy and respect for human rights. Website development was supported by the Government of the Kingdom of Norway and the Open Society Institute in Budapest. The content is solely responsibility of BCSP.
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• November 30, 2022 Parliamentary oversight of the police and the EU accession process – a missing link in the fundamentals-first approach
  By: Marija Ignjatijevic
• October 28, 2022 The Wider Balkan Region at the Crossroads of a New Regional Energy Matrix
  By: Sergiu Mitrescu, Vuk Vuksanovic
• October 27, 2022 Cybersecurity and Human Rights in the Western Balkans: Mapping Governance and Actors – Case Study Serbia
  By: Maja Bjelos, Marija Pavlovic
• July 28, 2022 Public enterprises and public administration– outlawed management and citizens’ attempts to curtail it
  By: Nemanja Nenadic
• June 30, 2022 Geopolitics is Local – Ramifications of Chinese Projects for Human Security in Serbia
  By: Maja Bjelos, Vuk Vuksanovic
• June 29, 2022 Piercing the Chinese Wall in Zrenjanin – Civic Activism VS. Linglong
  By: Ivan Zivkov
• June 09, 2022 Leaving Stabilocracy Behind – Rethinking the French Approach to the Western Balkans
  By: Luka Steric
• June 09, 2022 Protection of Whistleblowers by Making Public Disclosures (Alerting the Public) – Tendencies and Examples from the Practice
  By: Sofija Mandić
• June 06, 2022 Covidocracy in the Election Process – An Analysis of the Pandemic Narrative Serving the State Capture
  By: Srdan Hercigonja
• June 06, 2022 Pandemic Management – Lessons Learned for a Safer Future
  By: Milja Dimitrijevic, Rade Panic
• June 06, 2022 (Absence of) Trust and Security in the Second Year of the Pandemic – Serbian Citizens’ Opinions about the COVID-19 Pandemic
  By: Maja Bjelos, Srdan Hercigonja
• May 16, 2022 Rethinking the Dutch position towards the Western Balkans in the new security environment in Europe
  By: Arlinda Rrustemi, Luka Steric, Marko Drajic
• May 09, 2022 They melted down our tanks, we are creating the strongest power in the region – militarist narratives serving the purpose of state capturing
  By: Luka Steric
• March 29, 2022 Resilience to Violent Extremism in Serbia: The Case of Sanjak
  By: Predrag Petrovic, Marija Ignjatijevic
• December 13, 2021 Paper Fairy Tales VS Steel Brotherhood – Media Portrayals of Serbia’s Alliances in the Age of Pandemic
  By: Luka Steric, Maja Bjelos
• October 15, 2021 The Crime-Politics Nexus Entrapping The Balkans
  By: Bojan Elek, Giorgio Fruscione
• May 31, 2021 Don’t Talk to Me about Democracy while I’m Guarding Kosovo – analysis of narratives used to capture the state
  By: Maja Bjelos, Bojan Elek
• April 12, 2021 US foreign policy in the Balkans: new chapter
  By: Vuk Vuksanovic
• April 04, 2021 Military cooperation between Serbia and the USA: dynamically under the public radar
  By: Marija Ignjatijevic
• March 31, 2021 The Lie Detector and the Stories about It: Narrative of the Fight against Organised Crime in the Function of Capturing the State
  By: Marija Pavlovic, Bojan Elek, Milos Jovanovic
• March 10, 2021 Snakes, rats and drug addicts used to dwell here – analysis of the narrative utilised to capture the state
  By: Luka Steric
• December 11, 2020 Serbia in the Jaws of the COVID-19 Pandemic
  By: Srdan Hercigonja
• November 24, 2020 Boosting Armament to Fight Demographic Decline, Crime and Corruption – Public Opinion on Security
  By: Marija Pavlovic
• November 20, 2020 Many Faces of Serbian Foreign Policy Public Opinion and Geopolitical Balancing
  By: Maja Bjelos, Vuk Vuksanovic, Luka Steric
• February 06, 2020 Security Sector Capture in Serbia – An Early Study
  By: Predrag Petrovic, Jelena Pejic Nikic
• April 01, 2019 Does NATO Facilitate Regional Defence and Security Cooperation in the Balkans?
  By: Katarina Djokic
• January 01, 2019 How Can NATO Contribute to Regional Cooperation in the Field of Training and Education?
  By: Marija Ignjatijevic
• January 01, 2018 The Citizens’ Opinion of the Police in Serbia
  By: Bojan Elek, Sasa Djordjevic
• March 21, 2017 Super Galeb’s Flight into the Blue
  By: Katarina Djokic
• March 01, 2017 Public perception of Serbia’s foreign policy
  By: Milos Popovic, Sonja Stojanovic Gajic
• March 01, 2017 Public Opinion on the Security of Serbia and Dialogue with Pristina
  By: Milos Popovic, Sonja Stojanovic Gajic
• December 01, 2016 Back to Basics: Re-affirming the Rule of Law in the Western Balkans
  By: Bojan Elek, Milena Milosevic, Stevo Muk
• December 01, 2016 Anatomy of the Failed Private Security Licensing
  By: Predrag Petrovic
• November 01, 2016 Monitoring and Evaluating the Rule of Law in Serbia
  By: Andrej Stefanovic, Bojan Elek, Katarina Djokic, Sofija Mandić
• October 01, 2016 Extorted procurement-how local authorities unlawfully procure equipment for firefighters
  By: Dejan Skoric
• October 01, 2016 Road safety in Serbia: a priority or a neglected area?
  By: Ana Aćimov
• October 01, 2016 Why doesn’t hail protection in Serbia work?
  By: Miroslav Mijatović
• October 01, 2016 The Future of International Police Missions in the New Global Security Environment – Contribution of Western Balkans Police Forces to EU’s International Policing
  By: Andreja Bogdanovski, Uros Zivkovic
• January 01, 2016 What about the women? Understanding and Addressing the Problem of ISIS Female Recruitment in the Western Balkans
  By: Eric Mietz
• January 01, 2016 Monitoring and Evaluating the Rule of Law in Serbia
  By: Andrej Stefanovic
• January 01, 2014 Security Council Resolution 1325: Civil Society Monitoring Report 2014
  By: Diana Miladinović Zeba