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Security Praxis welcomes original articles and reviews about the issues it is concerned with. All contributions that are accepted for publishing undergo a standard process of editorial review.
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Contributors are welcome to add add images, graphics, tables, equations and references to their article (preferably as inline hypertextual links). At the same time they may consider that this is not and academic publication and we value a lively and thoughtful writing style.
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Security Praxis is a research blog curated by the Emerging Research on International Security group (ERIS), coordinated by Prof Dr Francesco Strazzari.
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