The Bahrain Center for Strategic, International and Energy Studies (Derasat) published a new issue of Derasat Journal, its biannual peer-reviewed scientific journal, which examined several political, economic, and security issues...
Derasat Journal
The Bahrain Center for Strategic, International and Energy Studies (Derasat) published a new issue of Derasat Journal, its biannual peer-reviewed scientific journal, which examined several political, economic, and security issues from a strategic perspective.
The Bahrain Center for Strategic, International and Energy Studies (Derasat) published a new issue of Derasat Journal, its biannual peer-reviewed scientific journal, which examined several strategic issues and developments in the Arabian Gulf region.
The Bahrain Center for Strategic, International and Energy Studies (Derasat) published a new issue of Derasat Journal, its biannual peer-reviewed scientific journal, which examined several strategic issues and developments in the Arabian Gulf region.
The fifteenth issue of Derasat Journal includes a number of studies, namely the Bahraini industry strategy, the British-Bahraini partnership, and the New Mashreq Gathering, in addition to the analysis of Iranian missile capabilities, it also includes an important study on the issue of American redeployment in the world through several reports on that issue. It also sheds light on the visions of Western research centers.
Derasat has recently published volume 14 of its specialized semi-annual journal, ‘Derasat’, which provides analyses of security, defence, and economic issues from a strategic perspective.
Derasat’s most recent issue of its bi-annual journal includes papers and analyses on the modern technological revolution, post-Brexit EU, tech utilizations, the East-Mediterranean gas conflict, and some interesting book reviews.
Derasat publishes Vol. 12 of its semi-annual specialized research journal with a dedicated focus on the strategic analysis of the Covid-19 pandemic.
The second volume of Derasat’s Journal 2019 (Volume 11) includes a discussion in the foreword by Derasat’s Chairman on ‘Bahrain and the Security of Marine Corridors’, and includes studies on the Gulf States, naval security, and the threats emanating from the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps that challenge Gulf states and regional security.
The Bahrain Center for Strategic, International and Energy Studies (Derasat) recently published volume 10 of its refereed, semi-annual eponymous journal ‘Derasat’, containing analyses highlighting the most important Gulf-related, regional, and global issues.