CEJISS Counterparts
NATO Review
NATO Review - where the experts come to talk.
NATO Review takes a regular objective look at major security issues through videos, photostories, podcasts and articles. Contributors have ranged from Madeleine Albright to Afghan bloggers, from three star generals to climate scientists and from top economists through to Chinese journalists. The articles and content in NATO Review do not necessarily represent official opinion or policy of member governments,
or of NATO.
Security Community
Securitycommunity.eu is a free English language information and communication portal targeting representatives from politics, industry and research organisations in the field of European security and defence. The site features opinion pieces, academic article, official documents of the European Institutions and an upcoming events calendar.
Atlantic Review
The Atlantic Review strives to be the center for news analysis and thoughtful online discussions on contemporary transatlantic relations issues ranging from defense to economics and culture.
To achieve this, the website is designed to be used by everybody with an interest in transatlantic relations, and acts as a source for timely news updates, commentary, and the opportunity for people around the world to discuss pressing transatlantic issues. We select, summarize and comment on articles, analyses and reports from a large number of credible sources (newspapers, magazines, and internet media) from across the political spectrum, trying to lay the ground for deeper understanding on both sides of the Atlantic.
Institute for Cultural Diplomacy
Founded in 1999, The Institute for Cultural Diplomacy (ICD) is an international, not-for profit, non-governmental organization with headquarters in Berlin, Germany. Over the past decade the ICD has grown to become one of Europe's largest independent cultural exchange organizations. Our programs facilitate interaction between individuals of all cultural, academic, and professional backgrounds, from across the world.
Democratization Policy Council
The Democratization Policy Council is a global initiative for accountability in democracy promotion. It was established in 2005 by a group of international affairs professionals from many countries including the United States, the United Kingdom, Bosnia-Herzegovina and Switzerland and has been registered in Washington, D.C.; registration in Europe is underway. DPC is a non-profit organization under U.S. law and contributions to DPC are tax-deductible in the U.S. For details about our mission, please refer to the About page. DPC associates have widely published on a variety of democratization issues. For links to our opinion pieces, please refer to the Publications page.
Exploring EU Foreign Policy
Exploring EU Foreign Policy is an online resource guide for researchers, practitioners and students. It is a comprehensive guide through the maze of information related to EU foreign policy.
The resources are structured thematically. Every section and sub-section in the left side bar or header offers: official EU documents and EU links; links to related organisations, NGO’s and think tanks; and academic references.
Exploring EU Foreign Policy also serves as a website companion to the book The Foreign Policy of the European Union by Stephan Keukeleire and Jennifer MacNaughtan (Palgrave 2008). It offers PowerPoint presentations for each chapter of the book, updated figures and tables on EU foreign policy and resources and further reading for class work, papers and dissertations for educational purposes.
International Relations and Security Network (ISN)
The International Relations and Security Network (ISN) is the world’s leading open access information service for International Relations and security professionals.
ISN was established in 1994 with the mission of promoting knowledge sharing, learning and collaboration. This ambitious aim achieved through building a network of high-quality information resources, providing e-learning consulting, content and technology services and products, hosting security training program for the intelligence community and offering technical, editorial and administrative support to a host of online communities. The ISN is working with the world’s leading think tanks, universities, research institutes, NGOs and international organizations.
Young Professionals in Foreign Policy
Young Professionals in Foreign Policy (YPFP) is a nonprofit, nonpartisan organization committed to fostering the next generation of foreign policy leadership. YPFP is dedicated to honest, informed, thoughtful discussion of international affairs; the professional advancement, intellectual development, and personal growth of its members; camaraderie within its community; and public service.
YPFP aims at forming an enduring community of bright and accomplished young people – informed, engaged and involved in foreign policy – based on common goals, mutual interests, and shared values; to develop the leadership, knowledge, skills, and relationships needed to manage international affairs and guide foreign policy into the future.
For more information about Counterparts please contact
Ms. Dana Vlacilova at: vlacilova@cejiss.org
