INTELLIGENCE JOURNAL

Mission Statement

The Journal of European and American Intelligence Studies (JEAIS, formerly the Journal of Mediterranean and Balkan Intelligence —JMBI) is published by the Research Institute for European and American Studies (RIEAS). It is an international academic-led scholarly publication that focuses on the field of intelligence and related areas of study and practice, such as terrorism and counterterrorism, domestic and international security, geopolitics, and international relations.

The journal’s rationale is driven by the global nature of security challenges, where were are called more than ever to communicate and work collaboratively to solve our common problems. Thus, the JEAIS aspires to promote an international dialogue between diverse perspectives and experiences, based on original research on the broader European and American practice and study of intelligence.

The JEAIS is an all-inclusive academic platform that allows accomplished and emerging scholars and practitioners from both the public and private sectors, to share their knowledge, ideas and approach to intelligence studies. By crafting each journal issue through a rigorous and highly selective screening process of potential contributors, and an exhaustive review process, the JEAIS adheres to its mission, which is three-fold: (a) to provide an equal opportunity for academics and practitioners of intelligence to discuss and challenge established and emerging ideas; (b) to address existent knowledge gaps by advancing new knowledge; and (c) to shape the evolution of intelligence scholarship beyond traditional communities of research.

Print ISSN: 2585-383X | 2 issues per year

The Research Institute for European and American Studies (RIEAS) and the Editorial Team of the Journal of European and American Intelligence Studies (JEAIS) are dedicated to ensuring the accuracy and high quality of the content published in each issue of the journal. However, all authors take full public responsibility for the content of their contributions. Any opinions and views expressed in the JEAIS are those of the authors, and are not the views of, or endorsed by, RIEAS or the journal editors.

The JEAIS is led by Dr. Joseph Fitsanakis (Coastal Carolina University, USA) and Dr. Christian Kaunert (University of South Wales, UK) as Editors.

As the tumultuous year 2023 comes to a close, the editorial team of the Journal of European and American Intelligence Studies (JEAIS) is pleased to present yet another multi-themed issue of our publication. In this eleventh issue of JEAIS, we have included five carefully reviewed studies that present our readers with a varied and comprehensive analysis of topics that are both timely and relevant. We believe that the subject of relevance is crucial here: never in the post-Cold War environment has the field of intelligence been more pertinent to our lives. The authors of our present issue aptly demonstrate that relevance through their work. Read more & Free article to download (M.Tuzuner & H. Cinoglu)

The Journal of European and American Intelligence Studies (JEAIS) is seeking papers focusing on the field of intelligence and related areas of study and practice, such as terrorism and counterterrorism, domestic and international security, geopolitics, and international relations. Read more

The editorial team of the Journal of European and American Intelligence Studies (JEAIS) is pleased to present yet another multi-themed issue of our publication. In this eleventh issue of  July 2023 JEAIS, we have included five carefully reviewed studies that present our readers with a varied and comprehensive analysis of topics that are both timely and relevant. We believe that the subject of relevance is crucial here: never in the post-Cold War environment has the field of intelligence been more pertinent to our lives. The authors of our present issue aptly demonstrate that relevance through their work.... Read more

As the tumultuous year 2022 comes to a close, the editorial team of the Journal of European and American Intelligence Studies (JEAIS) is pleased to present yet another multi-themed issue of our publication. In this tenth issue of JEAIS, we have included six carefully reviewed studies that present our readers with a varied and comprehensive analysis of topics that are both timely and relevant. We believe that the subject of relevance is crucial here: never in the post-Cold War environment has the field of intelligence been more pertinent to our lives. The authors of our present issue aptly demonstrate that relevance through their work. Read more

Volume 4, Number 1, July 2021 

This special issue on COVID 19 Pandemic for Intelligence focuses on the global crisis, which many have likened to war, continues to rage, with unforeseen outcomes and consequences. But its development so far has aptly demonstrated that the danger of so-called non-traditional threats to security deserve the same level of attention that is usually reserved for hazards emanating from nation-state and sub-state actors. Click on: JEAISJuly2021
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