Romanian Intelligence Studies Review no. 1(35) / 2026
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- Ioana CHIȚĂ, EXPLORING INSTITUTIONAL TRUST AS A POSIBLE RESPONSE FOR PREVENTING SOCIETAL RADICALIZATION: A CASE STUDY OF THE DANISH MODEL
- Anastasios-Nikolaos KANELLOPOULOS, THE KANUN OF NORTHERN ALBANIA: TRADITION, ORGANIZED CRIME AND SALAFI NETWORKS
- Andrei-Cristian MORARU, RUSSIAN STRATEGIC REPRESENTATIONS OF NATO AND THE EURO-ATLANTIC COMMUNITY
- Marius-George PORUMBIȚĂ, MANAGERIAL BEHAVIOUR AS A PREDICTOR OF ORGANIZATIONAL PERFORMANCE: BETWEEN CONTINGENCY AND TRANSFORMATION
- Dacian ENACHE, THE NEURAL ARCHITECTURE OF ORGANISED CRIME NETWORKS INVOLVED IN DRUG TRAFFICKING
- Dan ROMAN, INTELLIGENCE ANALYSIS AND THE CIA – A HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE: REFORMING THE CIA ANALYTICAL SYSTEM UNDER CONDITIONS OF INSTITUTIONAL CRISIS (1973–1981)
- Mihaela TEODOR, Bogdan TEODOR, Alin POP, SIMULATING COMMUNICATION DURING BLACKOUT SITUATIONS: A ROLE-PLAYING
- Itai SHAPIRA, Israeli National Intelligence Culture: Problem-Solving, Exceptionalism, and Pragmatism, London: Routledge, Studies in Intelligence Series, 2026, 258 p., presented by Cătălin DUMITRIU
- Silviu PETRE, Gulliveri şi Liliputani: un excurs pe marginea micilor puteri din sistemul internațional [Gullivers and Lilliputians. An excursion on the side of the small powers in the international system], Military Publishing House, Bucharest, 2025, 194p., presented by Bogdan GHEORGHIȚĂ
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