Born out of the work and vision of its Members, the ITSS Verona Magazine, the ITSS Verona Magazine of International Security wishes to offer students, academics and working professionals from all over the world with an opportunity to share their ideas related to pertinent issues about pressing questions of international security, including international relations, conflict, crisis situations, diplomacy, strategy and paths to increase security.
Each number, which will be semestral, will feature a section dedicated on major academic debates (i.e. understanding of major theories and approaches to international security), one on policy scenarios (i.e. where writers specifically analyse and propose concrete courses of actions vis-à-vis real crisis situations) and one which features the winners of the ITSS Verona call for papers thematic competition (i.e. winners of the call for papers on Africa and African security).
Peer-reviewed by the members of the Team, this Magazine is an equal opportunity magazine and, as such, invites all submissions from all types of background. Guidelines, as illustrated in the link, are to be strictly followed to facilitate the work and scrutiny of all parties involved.
For any information regarding the Magazine, please email alessandra@itssverona.it
Ivan Salvadori, Associate Professor in Criminal Law and International Criminal Law, University of Verona/School of Law
Angelo Calianno, Missing. The Massacre of Balochistan
John Devine, The ‘Unknown World’ Above Our Heads
Carlotta Rinaudo, China’s Belt and Road Initiative: The Dark Side of Regional Connectivity
Tyra Tucker, Diplomatic Practice in the Era of Artificial Intelligence
Alessia Maira, Finding a balance between ethical concerns and innovation opportunities surrounding AI-based AWs in the rush towards technological innovation
Giacomo Bortolazzi, The Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank and China’s new role in global economic governance: from the Bretton Woods institutions to the new need for accountability
Oleg Abdurashitov, Metawars: Projecting Future Conflicts in Virtual Domain
Samuele Minelli Zuffa, “Ride the Tiger”: analysis of the counterterrorism policies' impact on the far-right rise to power in Italy
Tobias Belgrano, Milei, Argentina’s Alt Right Populist Leader
Valentina Luna Colella, Biometric surveillance during protests: a security matter or a violation of human rights?
Şebnem Udum, Main geopolitical challenges of energy transition
Machiko Kanetake, Human Rights Issues of the Present and of the Future: The Digital Technology Front
Alessandro Castellani, The dehumanising portrayal of the Rohingya community through ICTs: how it legitimised their persecution in the second decade of the 2000s: The post-truth era through poststructuralist lenses
Antonella Benendetto, The assessment impact of Artificial Intelligence (AI) on basic human rights: the Chinese case study
Arslan Sheikh, Water Security of South Asia: The Case of Indus River Basin
Julia M. Hodgins, The hegemonic threshold: systemic discrimination and workplace sexual harassment in Canada
Mattia Frasca, Queer Migration. Analysis of the 2021 Global Roundtable on Protection and Solutions for LGBTIQ+ People in Forced Displacement
Michele Piccolo, Are Sexual Orientation And Gender Identity Persecution Foreseen Under The Rome Statute? Challenges To The Legal Interpretation Of ‘Gender’
Rita Sasso, A Uniquely Narrow Definition: the Crime of Forced Pregnancy in the Rome Statute
Anna Nardone, Misogynist Incel Violence as a Post-Organizational Threat: Addressing a New Challenge for the Current Counter-Terrorism Strategies
Ilas Touazi, Jihadist Lone Actors; a New Generation of Postmodern Terrorism: A Challenge for De-radicalization in the Aftermath of the Post COVID-19 and Russian-Ukrainian War
Alessia Maira, The potential impact of cyber capabilities upon future strategy
Annalisa Guarise, MILITARIZING THE CYBERSPACE: Offensive Cyber Capabilities Against Traditional Means
Antonella Benedetto, The use of biometric surveillance in counter-terrorism: to what extent are basic human rights protected?
Ho Ting (Bosco) Hung, A Critical Moment of Taiwan’s Security – Taiwan Has to Sharpen Its Cybercapacity in Response to China’s National Rejuvenation
Rita Sasso, Tech Giants’ role in countering the “Media Jihad”
Valeriia Lymishchenko, Challenges of the Definition of the Cybercrime Jurisdiction on the European Union Level
André L. V. C. Carvalho, Challenges to NATO’s Baltic Air Policing: ensuring air defence through rocket artillery in the Baltic region
David Shakarishvili, Threats to Information Security
Joseph Moses, Disinformation as part of Modern Warfare’s Cyber-attacks
Julia M. Hodgins, Countering Russian Subversion during Federal Elections in Canada in the Era of Social Media and Fake News
Amara Idara Bangura, African Security: What is the Issue?
Ilas Touazi, The African Union's Counter-Terrorism Strategies: Between Globalized Jihadism and Regionalized Responses
Alessandro Monastra, The Role and Effects of Corruption and Organized Crime on Democracy: The Case of Italy
Ben Sharp, Can a Galactic Britain Contribute to Space Sustainability and Security?
Sara Tibidò, Human Trafficking Online: New Tools and New Types of Victims
Francesco Cirillo, Proxy War and Chinese Potential Use of PM Contractor
Réka Szabó, Cyber Warfare in the Ukrainian Conflict — a Determinant of the Outcome of the War?
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