IJDRM publishes two issues per year and uses a continuous (rolling) publication model from 2026.

Accepted articles are published individually after peer review and completion of the editorial and production workflow.

The journal covers natural hazards, technological hazards, complex emergencies, emerging risks, preparedness, response, recovery and mitigation.

The book addresses the theoretical foundations of disaster risk management, risk assessment, prevention, preparedness, response, protection and rescue systems.

It is intended for students, researchers, practitioners and professionals working across disaster studies and emergency management.

The conference was jointly organized by the University of Belgrade Faculty of Security Studies, the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Republic of Serbia and the Institute of International Politics and Economics.

The conference focused on strengthening disaster preparedness, mitigation, response, recovery and community resilience through scientific and professional dialogue.

The SPS-DRM news stream highlights ProSafeNet training, research, jobs, events, volunteering and international networking initiatives.

The platform is designed to strengthen professional cooperation and knowledge exchange across disciplines and countries.

Topics included healthcare-system resilience, emergency medical response, early warning, crisis communication, public-health preparedness and digital health technologies.

The announcement invited original research articles, reviews and short communications.

The collection covered training, legal frameworks, tactics, organization, tasks and preparedness of intervention and rescue services.

The call accepted review papers, research papers, case studies, analyses and brief communications.

The announcement formed part of the Society’s practical education and professional-development programme in disaster preparedness and emergency response.

The call is preserved here as part of the announcements archive.

The call highlighted disaster and crisis management theory and practice, risk awareness, vulnerability analysis, education, training and institutional frameworks.

The expected publication date for the issue was 30 June 2024.

The call invited short review, research and case-study papers and especially encouraged student participation.

The original call requested title and abstract registration followed by full-paper submission in late 2023.

The seminar included expert lectures and a round table on strengths and weaknesses of the disaster risk management system in Serbia.

The event has since been completed and is retained here as part of the historical announcements archive.

Thematic areas included earthquakes, landslides, floods, droughts, epidemics, forest fires, nuclear and radiological risks, industrial accidents, hazardous substances, fires and CBRN terrorism.

The collection was organized with the University of Novi Sad Faculty of Law, SPS-DRM and the International Institute for Disaster Research.