Aim & Scope

Aim:

The International Journal for Conventional and Non-Conventional Warfare aims to provide a rigorous academic platform for scholars, researchers, and practitioners to explore the multifaceted nature of warfare, encompassing both conventional and non-conventional forms. By fostering interdisciplinary dialogue and critical analysis, the journal seeks to contribute to a deeper understanding of the evolving dynamics of conflict, its implications for security, and the development of effective strategies for conflict resolution and prevention.

Scope:

The journal welcomes submissions that address a wide range of topics related to conventional and non-conventional warfare, including but not limited to:

  • Conventional Warfare:
    • Military strategy, tactics, and doctrine
    • Weapon systems and technologies
    • Intelligence and surveillance
    • Logistics and supply chains
    • Military history and case studies
  • Non-Conventional Warfare:
    • Terrorism and insurgency
    • Cyber warfare and cyberterrorism
    • Hybrid warfare and gray zone operations
    • Information warfare and propaganda
    • Irregular warfare and guerrilla tactics
  • Intersections:
    • The interplay between conventional and non-conventional warfare
    • The impact of technology on warfare
    • The role of international law and ethics in conflict
    • The consequences of warfare for societies and economies
    • Strategies for conflict resolution and prevention

The journal encourages a variety of methodological approaches, including empirical research, theoretical analysis, historical studies, and case studies. Contributions should be original, well-argued, and relevant to the broader field of security studies.

Key Themes:

  • Evolving Nature of Warfare: How are conventional and non-conventional forms of warfare changing in response to technological advancements, globalization, and other factors?
  • Security Challenges: What are the major security threats posed by conventional and non-conventional warfare, and how can they be addressed?
  • Conflict Resolution: What strategies and approaches can be effective in preventing and resolving conflicts, both conventional and non-conventional?
  • Ethical Implications: What are the ethical considerations associated with conventional and non-conventional warfare, and how can they be addressed?
  • Interdisciplinary Perspectives: How can insights from various disciplines, such as sociology, political science, economics, and psychology, contribute to a better understanding of warfare?