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2026 Call for Papers

The Journal of European and American Intelligence Studies is inviting submissions of original research papers on intelligence and related fields, including terrorism, security, and geopolitics. Authors are encouraged to explore themes beyond traditional research communities, with a focus on both European and American practices as well as perspectives from other regions. Abstracts are due by February 16, 2026, and full papers by May 4, 2026, with specific formatting and submission guidelines provided.

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2026 Call for Papers

The Journal of European and American Intelligence Studies is inviting submissions of original research papers on intelligence and related fields, including terrorism, security, and geopolitics. Authors are encouraged to explore themes beyond traditional research communities, with a focus on both European and American practices as well as perspectives from other regions. Abstracts are due by February 16, 2026, and full papers by May 4, 2026, with specific formatting and submission guidelines provided.

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JOURNAL of EUROPEAN and AMERICAN INTELLIGENCE STUDIES

An international peer-reviewed journal


Sponsored by the Research Institute for European and American Studies – RIEAS

Founding/Honorary Editor
John M. Nomikos
Director, Research Institute for European and American Studies, Athens, Greece

Managing Editors
Joseph Fitsanakis
Professor of Intelligence and Security Studies, Coastal Carolina University, United States

Christian Kaunert
Chair of Policing and Security, University of South Wales, United Kingdom
Professor of International Security, Dublin City University, Ireland

Jonathan Smith
Professor and Director, Center for Applied Intelligence, Coastal Carolina University, United States

CALL FOR PAPERS


The Journal of European and American Intelligence Studies (JEAIS) is seeking papers focusing on the
field of intelligence and related areas of study and practice, such as terrorism and counter-
terrorism, domestic and international security, geopolitics, and international relations. The
papers should contain or examine original research on the broader European and American
practice and study of intelligence, but also highlight intelligence themes from other regions of
the world, to include Africa and Asia, as well as Oceania. Submissions will undergo rigorous
and highly selective screening, as well as an exhaustive review process. Particular attention will
paid by the editors to papers that discuss and challenge established or emerging ideas, address
existent knowledge gaps by advancing new knowledge on intelligence-related topics, and
examine intelligence scholarship beyond traditional communities of research.

Relevant Topics Include:

international intelligence cooperation ▪ intelligence operations ▪ intelligence analysis ▪ inter-


agency cooperation ▪ practitioner-policymaker relations ▪ military intelligence ▪ politicization of
intelligence ▪ counterintelligence ▪ intelligence and sub-state violence ▪ intelligence, race, and
gender ▪ intelligence and privacy ▪ intelligence and democracy ▪ intelligence ethics
Abstracts of up to 250 words may be submitted to:
[email protected] , [email protected], and [email protected]
Deadline for Abstract Submissions: Monday February 16, 2026
Deadline for Paper Submissions: Monday May 4, 2026
Instructions for Authors

• Submitted manuscripts must be maximum 8,000 words, excluding a 250-word abstract


(required) and any footnotes, as well as references. Manuscripts that exceed the word limit
will be automatically rejected and returned to their authors.

• Manuscripts will be accepted for submission and evaluation with the understanding that their
content is unpublished, original work by their authors, and have not been submitted for
publication elsewhere.

• All accepted manuscripts and artwork become the property of the publisher, which is the
Research Institute for European and American Studies (RIEAS).

• The entirety of manuscripts, including title page, abstracts, tables, legends, and references,
should be typewritten and submitted in a Word-type file. No portable document format (PDF)
documents will be accepted.

• Submissions should be 1.5-spaced and use Times New Roman size 12 as their standard font.

• All margins should be at least one inch in length, and all pages should be numbered
consecutively throughout the manuscript.

• Titles must be as brief and clear as possible. On the title page, please include full names of
authors, their academic and/or other professional affiliations, their contact information
(including email accounts) and their complete mailing address for correspondence.

• All references should be numbered consecutively and listed as footnotes at the end of every
page. In the text, references should be cited by a superior character of the corresponding
number.

• For further information on writing style, consult The Chicago Manual of Style, 17th edition.

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