The Nation State: Journal of Security and Geopolitics is an academic journal dedicated to the study of security, geopolitics, and the evolving dynamics of nation-states in a rapidly changing global landscape. The journal publishes rigorous research, policy analyses, and critical perspectives on topics such as national security, international relations, military strategy, economic statecraft, and emerging geopolitical challenges. It serves as a platform for scholars, policymakers, and defense experts to engage with contemporary debates on sovereignty, conflict, and strategic stability.

Key Focus Areas:

• National and international security

• Geopolitical strategy and statecraft

• Defense policy and military affairs

• Economic security and resource competition

• Hybrid warfare and emerging threats

• Regional security dynamics

Audience: Academics, policymakers, security professionals, and researchers in political science, international relations, and strategic studies.

Publication Type: Peer-reviewed, interdisciplinary.

Frequency: Quarterly/Biannual (depending on the publication model).

This journal aims to foster informed discourse on the challenges and opportunities facing nation-states in an era of shifting power balances and complex security environments.