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.
2024
- Awarded paper (winner): Magnus Hilding Lundström: The 'Geographical Here' and the Pursuit of Ontological Security: Spheres of Influence Narratives and Great Power Identity in Times of Threatened Status - https://doi.org/10.51870/TZOG6552
- Joint Runner-up: Yeonju Jung: Can China’s Developmental Peace Be an Alternative to Liberal Peace? A Critical Feminist Interrogation - https://doi.org/10.51870/DXHE2990
- Joint Runner-up: William Lippert: Conventional Arms Control Agreements in Europe: Conditions of Success and Failure - https://doi.org/10.51870/WGUO2938
- Joint Runner-up: Seray Kilic: Half-Hearted or Pragmatic? Explaining EU Strategic Autonomy and the European Defence Fund through Institutional Dynamics - https://doi.org/10.51870/FSLG6223
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 (20th-Anniversary Award, 2026) - Best Paper by a Postgraduate Student
Awarded paper:
- Marion Foster: Collective Memory and National Role Conceptions: The Legacy of Violence on Foreign Policy in Austria and Greece during the Cold War
Runners-up:
- Katharina Egle: Remembering the Aglerian War in France: The Role of Interest Groups in Framing Ontological (In)Security
The decision has been made by the CEJISS Editorial Team and the Steering Committee. The papers were reviewed by external reviewers.
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 decision has been made by the CEJISS Editorial Team and the Steering Committee. The papers were reviewed by external reviewers.