Security Policy Corvinas I-II.

The nearly thousand-page book will bring together studies that address global and regional security policy issues, showing the shifts that are shaping our 21st century world. The first volume contains studies on energy security, terrorism, and forced migration, followed by writings on security issues in certain parts of the world. For example, they map out the possibilities of the European Union, the territorial disputes of continents and countries, their responses to nuclear armaments, economic and demographic trends, crises and the influence of great powers. The second volume deals with international security institutions, discusses their historical background, strategy and operation, and concludes with a discussion on Hungary's security policy before the 1990 elections, after the change of regime and in the context of NATO and the V4. The book is modeled on the 2008 Corvinas in Security Policy, and is intended to be a summary work for undergraduate and graduate students interested in security studies. It aims to stand as a textbook and provide a basis for future research.