Annual Award
Annual awards are given to the best articles published in a print issue of CEJISS in the given year. Recipients of the annual award are selected by the CEJISS Editorial Board on the basis of overall academic quality and contribution. The tradition of annual awards was established at the turn of 2023 and 2024.
2023
- Awarded paper (winner): Yulia Kurnyshova: Ukraine at War: Resilience and Normative Agency - https://doi.org/10.51870/UXXZ5757
- Runner-up: Lauro Borges, Regina Lucena: Polarity in the Context of U.S.-China Competition: Reassessing Analytical Criteria - https://doi.org/10.51870/XVBP8977
- Runner-up: Martin Páv: Two Dimensions of Existence of the ‘Slum’ in the Global City: A Comparative Case Study of Informal Settlements in Nairobi and Mumbai - https://doi.org/10.51870/UDGJ8760
Anniversary Award (15th-Anniversary Award, 2021) - Best Paper by a Postgraduate Student
Awarded paper:
- Gabriella Gricius (Colorado State University): Conceptualizing the Arctic as a Zone of Conflict
Runners-up:
- Mattia Dello Spedale Venti (University of Naples L'Orientale): Reshaping North-East Asia Regional Security Complex Dynamics under Abe: Does the Free and Open Indo-Pacific Blossom in France?
- Edoardo Pieroni (Ca' Foscari University of Venice): Past-Oriented Foreign Policy: Japanese State Identity and South Korea Discourse 2009-2012
The 15th-anniversary award for the best paper by a PhD candidate, a postgraduate (Master’s) student or a recent graduate has been allocated to Gabriella Gricius (PhD candidate at the Colorado State University). The decision has been made by the CEJISS Editorial Team and the Steering Committee.
The awarded paper will be published in the December 2021 issue of CEJISS as a standard research article.
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In 2021, CEJISS celebrates the 15th year of its existence. To mark this anniversary, the journal initiated a call for submissions – the 15th-anniversary award for the best paper by a PhD candidate, a postgraduate (Master’s) student or a recent graduate. Current postgraduate (MA or PhD) students or those who finished their MA or PhD studies in 2020 or 2021 are eligible to submit any previously unpublished paper in the field of International Relations or International Security. The submissions may be based on conference papers or PhD/MA dissertations.