Prof. Filip Ejdus

Filip Ejdus is a professor of security studies at the Faculty of Political Science, University of Belgrade. His research primarily explores how identity, memory, and emotions influence security dynamics in world politics. He has studied a wide range of topics, including foreign and security policy, international interventions, civil-military relations, security sector reform, regional cooperation, geopolitics, neutrality, peacebuilding, extremism, and social mobilization, as well as serious games and the role of play in international politics. His geographic focus includes the Western Balkans (particularly Serbia and Kosovo), the European Union, Israel/Palestine, and Somalia. He is currently working on several projects about gaming, geo-politics and Serbia’s European integration, Filip Ejdus is currently serving the (co)Editor-in-Chief of the Journal of Regional Security) co-chair of the Regional Stability Study Group at the Partnership for Peace Consortium, and WP1 leader of the Cost Action Networking European Security Knowledge.