Euro-Atlantic Resilience Journal

The latest Euro-Atlantic Resilience Journal explores our rapidly evolving technological landscape and its profound implications for societal resilience. Under the theme 'Full Speed Ahead? Resilience and Technological Revolutions,' this issue brings together diverse perspectives from Romanian and international experts spanning business, diplomacy, armed forces, public sector, private industry, NGOs, and academia.

From space security and autonomous organizations to smart cities and cybersecurity, our contributors examine how emerging technologies are reshaping our world and the challenges of building resilient systems. Their insights offer a comprehensive look at both opportunities and risks in our increasingly connected future.

Read the full issue at resiliencejournal.e-arc.ro to discover critical analyses on AI applications, digital ecosystems, smart infrastructure, and the future of European technological resilience.

The Euro-Atlantic Resilience Journal invites submissions for a special issue focused on societal impacts of emerging technologies. We seek original research papers, case studies, and critical analyses exploring the transformative effects of emerging technologies across various sectors of society. More information is available here: https://resiliencejournal.e-arc.ro/2024/08/01/call-for-papers-full-speed-ahead-resilience-and-technological-revolutions/

Please submit your article proposals by October 15th 2024, at [email protected]. We look forward to your contributions to this timely and important discussion on the impact of new technologies on our society and the development of resilience strategies in the face of rapid technological change.

Read H.E. Cornel Feruta's contribution here:https://resiliencejournal.e-arc.ro/wp-content/uploads/2024/06/EARJ-3-2024-Feruta.pdf

Read Maj.Gen. Brinza's contribution here:https://resiliencejournal.e-arc.ro/wp-content/uploads/2024/06/EARJ-3-2024-Brinza.pdf

Read Sebastian Burduja's contribution here:https://resiliencejournal.e-arc.ro/wp-content/uploads/2024/06/EARJ-3-2024-Burduja.pdf

Read Gabriela Ramos' contribution here:https://resiliencejournal.e-arc.ro/wp-content/uploads/2024/06/EARJ-3-2024-Ramos.pdf

E-ARC is delighted to announce the publication of the third issue of our periodical, Euro-Atlantic Resilience Journal, dedicated to Artificial Intelligence.

Read the on-line version here: https://resiliencejournal.e-arc.ro/.../e-arj-vol-2-3-2024/

In this issue, experts and decision-makers offer the perspectives of academia, the public administration or the armed forces and weigh in on the opportunities and challenges of using one of the fastest-growing and most impactful technologies developed by mankind.

Browse the latest issue of 𝗘𝘂𝗿𝗼-𝗔𝘁𝗹𝗮𝗻𝘁𝗶𝗰 𝗥𝗲𝘀𝗶𝗹𝗶𝗲𝗻𝗰𝗲 𝗝𝗼𝘂𝗿𝗻𝗮𝗹 dedicated to societal resilience and its enemies, featuring contributions by Luminita Odobescu, Romanian Minister of Foreign Affairs, Gen. Philippe Lavigne, NATO Supreme Allied Commander Transformation, Melissa Fleming, Undersecretary General for Global Communications at the United Nations, H.E. Reuven Azar, Ambassador of Israel to Romania, Simona Cojocaru, State Secretary at the Romanian MoD.

Read important contributions from E-ARC experts Carola Frey, Nicolae-Alexandru Andronic, Daniela Munteanu, Alexandru Moș, Sînziana Iancu.

Download the articles from the official web page of the Journal: https://resiliencejournal.e-arc.ro/latest-issue/

We are pleased to invite submissions to the Autumn 2023 issue of Euro-Atlantic Resilience Journal (E-ARJ) on the topic of societal resilience. In the face of increasing global challenges, it is imperative to better understand what keeps societies together in the face of adversity and how societies can adapt and recover from various shocks and stresses.



The next issue of E-ARJ issue aims to advance the theoretical and empirical understanding of societal resilience. We welcome original research articles, systematic reviews, meta-analyses, case studies, and conceptual papers that address any of the following topics or other topics that may be relevant to this field:



Conceptualizations and measurement of societal resilience
Community-based and participatory approaches to building societal resilience
Role of social networks and collective action in enhancing societal resilience
Contributions of technology, innovation, and entrepreneurship to societal resilience
Societal resilience and democratic resilience
Countering hostile campaigns designed to weaken social cohesion and, by extension, societal resilience
The impact of large movements of people on the societal resilience in the Euro-Atlantic states


Manuscripts will undergo a double-blind peer-review process and must conform to the journal’s guidelines. The deadline for submissions is September 1st. Submissions should be made at the email address [email protected].

Call for Papers: Societal Resilience and its Enemies – Euro-Atlantic Resilience Journal Call for Papers: Societal Resilience and its Enemies   We are pleased to invite submissions to the Autumn 2023 issue of Euro-Atlantic Resilience Journal (E-ARJ) on the topic of societal resilience. In the face of increasing global challenges, it is imperative to better understand what keeps societi...

The first issue of the Euro-Atlantic Resilience Journal is now available at: https://resiliencejournal.e-arc.ro/2023/05/03/e-arj-vol-i-1-2023/.

The articles published include:

A relevant new voice - the first issue of the Euro-Atlantic Resilience Journal
Bogdan AURESCU

Lawfare and power politics in the South China Sea – perspectives on resilience
Carola FREY

Hurricane Katrina – One of the Biggest Disasters that Hit the Coastal Area of the US
Mihai ILIE

The Extension of the Territorial Waters of Greece. A Multi-dimensional Challenge at Regional Level
Andrei FODOR

Competition for control of sea lines and sea cables
Jari VILÉN

Resilience in the Baltic region amidst growing security concerns
Aleksi AHO

New Earth Observation and AI based capabilities for maritime situational awareness
Elena MORANDO, Michela CORVINO, Gordon CAMPBELL

BlackSky’s Maritime Custody Service: Automated Satellite-Based Vessel Tracking for On-Demand Maritime Intelligence
Sean DODD, Ryan SCOTT

For the current issue of the Euro-Atlantic Resilience Journal, we aim to illustrate the importance of the sea for almost every aspect of resilience, so much so that maritime resilience might become a legitimate field of study, similarly to the wide-ranging concept of societal resilience. We welcome contributions that have either a thematic approach (e.g. the resilience of critical infrastructures) or a geographical focus (e.g. an overview of the resilience of several domains in the Black Sea Region).

We welcome contributions covering several important topics, of particular relevance in the present context:

- Lawfare at sea, with particular focus in the South China Sea and the Eastern Mediterranean
- Resilience to sea-borne migration, with focus on the Mediterranean and the Black Sea
- Resilience to disasters with a maritime component
- Maritime resources to bolster the resilience of the energy sector
- The resilience of maritime supply chains
- Satellite technology to bolster the resilience of maritime systems

We welcome submissions ranging from 3000 to 6000 words (excluding bibliography), at [email protected]. Please consult the Information for Authors, including the Journal style sheet and other useful information:

E-ARJ Call for Papers: Resilience at Sea and its Regional Impact - Centrul Euro-Atlantic pentru Reziliență - E-ARC For the current issue of the Euro-Atlantic Resilience Journal, we aim to illustrate the importance of the sea for almost every aspect of resilience, so much so that maritime resilience might become a legitimate field of study, similarly to the wide-ranging concept of societal resilience. We welcome....