Current Issue
The first issue of the Journal for Security Management with Engineering Application (JSME) presents original scientific papers in the fields of security studies, crisis management, and international relations. The published papers address mental health and psychosocial preparedness in disaster response. They also examine the role of small and medium-sized states in shaping the international order. This issue emphasizes an interdisciplinary and applied research approach. It connects security management, engineering, and the social sciences. The aim is to advance scientific knowledge and professional practice in the field of security.
Full Issue
The Journal for Security Management with Engineering Application is an international, peer-reviewed, open-access journal dedicated to advancing research and practice in the field of security management with a strong emphasis on the engineering implications that shape and support contemporary security management.
The journal’s aim is to provide a multidisciplinary platform that integrates management strategies and engineering innovations in order to enhance the security of people, property, infrastructure, and business operations.
The scope of the journal includes, but is not limited to:
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Security management systems, standards, and policies,
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Risk analysis, resilience, and crisis management,
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Application of engineering methods, technologies, and models in security,
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Information systems, cyber security, and digital transformation in security management,
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Integration of management science and engineering solutions in public and private security sectors.
By combining management perspectives with engineering implications, the journal promotes innovative, practical, and scientifically rigorous approaches to security challenges, aiming to support both academic research and professional practice worldwide.
The official languages of the journal is English.
