This journal has ceased (2015).
Security Index provides readers with professional and unbiased analytics of urgent international security issues that are relevant to Russian interests. It contains articles by leading Russian governmental and nongovernmental experts and young researchers that cover a broad range of international security matters – from WMD nonproliferation and nuclear disarmament to cyber security and Internet governance, from the Russian Armed Forces reform to the situation in North Korea and Iran. The journal has an established reputation as an independent source of information for decision-makers from Russia and abroad, for international organizations and the academic community.
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