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Actors, Organizations, and Movements in International Politics

• Ejdus, F., Re膷evi膰, T., & Kova膷evi膰, M. (2023). Military dynamics, conventional arms control, and regional security in the Western Balkans. In N. D啪uverovi膰 & V. Stoiarov谩 (Eds.), Peace and security in the Western Balkans: A local perspective (pp. 129鈥�156). Routledge.
  
  
• Ejdus, F., & Re膷evi膰, T. (2021). Ontological insecurity as an emergent phenomenon: Bottom-up securitisation of migration in Serbia. European Psychologist, 26(1), 29鈥�44.
  
  
• Re膷evi膰, T. (2020). International influence on democracy in Serbia. In D. Spasojevi膰 (Ed.), Undermining democracy: Processes and institutions in Serbia from 2010 to 2020 (pp. 225鈥�251). CRTA.
  
  
• Re膷evi膰, T. (2019). Violent extremism in the context of migrant crisis: Evidence from Serbia. In V. Perry (Ed.), Extremism and violent extremism in Serbia: 21st century manifestations of a historical challenge (pp. 281鈥�387). ibidem Press.
  
  
• Re膷evi膰, T. (2018). Europeanization of collective memory: Memory of World War II in the enlarged European Union. Politi膷ka revija, 14, 47鈥�67.

• Re膷evi膰, T. (2025, March). Unraveling epistemological vs. ontological security: Insights from the Belgrade鈥揚ristina dialogue; Fishing for stigmatization to serve ontological security; The stickiness of the 鈥榃e are not a genocidal people鈥� campaign in Serbia regarding the UN Srebrenica resolution [Conference presentation]. ISA 2025 Annual Convention, Chicago, IL, United States.
  
  
• Re膷evi膰, T. (2023, March). Strategic culture through elite鈥損ublic nexus: Why so different defense integration policies in the Western Balkans? [Conference presentation]. ISA 2023 Annual Convention, Montreal, QC, Canada.
  
  
• Re膷evi膰, T. (2022, March). Public opinion on foreign policy and meso-level ontological security communities: 鈥淓merging narratives鈥� on Serbia鈥檚 military neutrality [Conference presentation]. ISA 2022 Annual Convention, Nashville, TN, United States.
  
  
• Re膷evi膰, T. (2020, February). Complex links between DDR, TJ and SSR: A shadow of never dismantled paramilitary units in Serbia [Conference presentation]. Militias and Armies: Developments in Combat and Political Performance of Armed Non-State and State Actors, The Middle East Institute, Doha, Qatar.
  
  
• Re膷evi膰, T. (2019, September). Transitional justice beyond EU conditionality: Post-accession backsliding in Croatia from a rational institutionalist perspective [Conference presentation]. ECPR General Conference 2019, Wroc艂aw, Poland.
  
  
• Re膷evi膰, T. (2019, July). Participation in roundtable on academic development for conflict and refugee context [Conference presentation]. University of Kent, Istanbul, Turkey.
  
  
• Re膷evi膰, T. (2019, June). False positive? The resilience of the Agreement on Sub-Regional Arms Control from the perspective of the Regional Security Complex Theory [Conference presentation]. CEEISA鈥揑SA 2019 Joint International Conference, University of Belgrade, Belgrade, Serbia.

Tijana Re膷evi膰鈥檚 research interests lie at the intersection of international relations, critical security studies, and foreign policy analysis, with a particular focus on the Western Balkans. Building on her doctoral research, her current work explores how public opinion shapes and constrains foreign and security policy, with particular attention to the identity-related dimensions of state behavior, drawing on constructivist and ontological security perspectives. In parallel, she is investigating the evolving geopolitical landscape of the Western Balkans region, examining the roles of both domestic and external actors, particularly the European Union.