The editorial board of the English-language annual scientific journal “Proceedings” (with ETIS classification 1.2.), which is published once a year, is once again waiting for the manuscripts of articles for the new issue!
The 21st issue will be published at the end of 2022, this time focusing on the "new" world order and the changed security architecture.
The new issue of the journal is entitled "Changing global security architecture".
The study centres of the Academy of Security Sciences are located in Tallinn, Paikuse, Väike-Maarja, Meriküla and Narva where the school building, dorms and sports facilities are brought together in the same territory. The centres provide all the necessary means for sports, leisure as well as your studies. Our virtual tours give an overview of the learning environment and conditions – take a peek in the study centres in Tallinn, Narva, Paikuse and Väike-Maarja.
Current 20th issue of the scientific journal “Proceedings Estonian Academy of Security Sciences”, entitled „Security challenges during COVID-19: lessons learned and perspectives”, has been published. The new issue of the magazine focuses on research of defense issues, including various types of security threats, such as private mercenary companies in Russia (such as the Wagner Group) that have intervened in the Syrian civil war and are operating elsewhere.
Internal Security Institute of the Estonian Academy of Security Sciences, in a close cooperation with the Intelligence College in Europe, held a web-based seminar on hybrid threats and their impact on European security in Tallinn, Estonia, on 16 - 17 June 2021.
The EASS is a unique higher education institution in Europe where one can major in all spheres of internal security. The academic structure of the EASS includes four colleges as the main academic units: Police and Border Guard College, Rescue College, Financial College, and the College of Justice as well as the Internal Security Institute (Master’s curriculum).
The EASS is a unique higher education institution in Europe where one can major in all spheres of internal security. The academic structure of the EASS includes four colleges as the main academic units: Police and Border Guard College, Rescue College, Financial College, and the College of Justice as well as the Internal Security Institute (Master’s curriculum).
In 2011, with the adoption of the Basic Regulation, an agency under the European Union (EU) was set up: European Agency for the Operational Management of Large-Scale IT Systems in the Area of Freedom, Security and Justice (eu-LISA). The agency became operational in December 2012 and was headquartered in Tallinn, with Strasbourg as its main location and Sank Johann im Pongau as the location of its back-up systems. eu-LISA’s main task was the management of large-scale internal security IT systems important for the European Union.
It is our pleasure to introduce the nineteenth issue of the Proceedings of the Estonian Academy of Security Sciences. The Proceedings publish studies of contemporary security issues with an emphasis on internal security and law enforcement. In our current issue, entitled ‘Old and New Threats – challenges for internal security’, eight articles with authors from Estonia, Poland, Romania, and the Czech Republic focus on different types of security threats and challenges in addition to other relevant topics related to security issues and security environment.
The Estonian Academy of Security Sciences will hold an international hybrid conference “SAFELY IN A CRISIS” on 3-4 December
The conference will take place online and at the conference centre of the Estonian Academy of Security Sciences at 61 Kase Street in Tallinn.
The conference will be held in Estonian and in English, simultaneous interpretation available online. The conference is free.
