OSCE Insights presents policy briefs on current OSCE-related topics. The series is edited by the Centre for OSCE Research (CORE) at IFSH Hamburg, in cooperation with Nomos Publishing, and is the successor to the OSCE Yearbook. OSCE Insights contributions address an international readership of researchers and practitioners and include recommendations for enhancing comprehensive and cooperative security from Vancouver to Vladivostok. Authors discuss institutional changes to the OSCE, relations with other international organizations, and the interests of participating States in the OSCE. Further topics include conflict management, security sector reform, arms control, environmental protection, and human rights. Contributions are published online throughout the year and are compiled in print editions at the start of the following year.
If you are interested in contributing to OSCE Insights, please contact co-editor Argyro Kartsonaki (kartsonaki@ifsh.de).
Online first:
- Nicolò Miotto: The Vienna Document 2011 and Military Applications of Artificial Intelligence
- Wolfgang Benedek: The Moscow Mechanism of the OSCE: Rules, Practice, and Possible Improvements
OSCE Insights 2024
- Daniela Donno: ODIHR Election Observation under Pressure | (Russian)
- Nadja Douglas and Stefan Wolff: Confidence Building in the Shadow of War: Moldova, Transdniestria, and the Uncertain Future of the 5+2 Process | (Russian)
- Ronny Patz: The Budgeting and Resourcing of the OSCE in Comparative Perspective
- Rick Fawn: The Limits and Potential of Consensus in Times of Crisis
- P. Terrence Hopmann: Back-Channel Negotiations: Initial Steps toward Ending the Russian War in Ukraine | (Russian)
- Tetyana Malyarenko and Stefan Wolff: Supporting Recovery, Reintegration, and Accession: Opportunities and Challenges for the OSCE in Ukraine | (Russian)
- Arianna Briganti: The Intersection between Gender Inequalities and Corruption: OSCE Research Efforts to Tackle the Nexus
- Gabriela Iveliz Rosa Hernández: Whither Conventional Arms Control in Europe?