Study

The Center for Euro-Atlantic Studies presents the Guide through information security in the Republic of Serbia, published within the project Serbia moving forward: Mapping the legal and policy cybersecurity framework, supported by the OSCE Mission to Serbia. The aim of the Guide is to indicate the obligations stemming from Serbia's membership and participation in international bodies and organizations, as well as the opportunities this membership provides for policy and capacity development in this field. The Guide covers the current normative framework, strategies, principles and recommendations of actors such as the European Union, NATO, Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe and United Nations.

The goal of this study is to present to the Serbian public the various levels of international relations, in which Moscow is undoubtedly an indispensable player in solving the most pressing global and regional problems and challenges, and on this basis, to encourage debate on whether Russia is a necessary or advantageous partner. Our intention is to analyze the objectives, methods, and effects of Russian soft power in the Western Balkans and Serbia, and based on these findings, to assess whether they are in accordance with what CEAS considers to be in the public interest of the State of Serbia, that being: stabilization, democratization, economic prosperity, and Euro-Atlantic integration. 

Izveštaj

Centar za evroatlantske studije iz Beograda (CEAS) ima zadovoljstvo da Vam predstavi završnu, integralnu verziju naše obimne studije Širom zatvorenih očiju: Jačanje ruske meke moći u Srbiji - ciljevi, instrumenti i efekti, sa zaključcima i preporukama koji su izvedeni na osnovu naše procene rezultata vanrednih parlamentarnih izbora u Srbiji u aprilu 2016. 
Odlučili smo se da finalnu verziju Studije objavimo sa zakašnjenjem smatrajući da su rezultati izbora odličan kontrolni mehanizam za proveru naših nalaza.

The goal of this study is to present to the Serbian public the various levels of international relations in which the current Moscow is undoubtedly an indispensable player in the solving of the most pressing of global and regional problems and challenges, and on this basis to encourage a debate on whether Russia is a necessary or advantageous partner. Our intention was to analyze the objectives, methods and effects of the Russian soft power in the Western Balkans and Serbia, and on the basis of the findings we collect during the research to give an assessment of whether they are in accordance with what CEAS considers to be the public interest of the State of Serbia - stabilization, democratization, economic prosperity and Euro-Atlantic integrations. 

Study Keeping up with the private security sector – II, is a part of the continuation of the project “Regulated private security sector – Safer life of citizens” implemented by the Center for Euro-Atlantic Studies from Belgrade (CEAS) with support from the Embassy of the Kingdom of Norway in Belgrade.