Director and EuroMeSCo "liaison officer": Prof. Dr. Antonio Marquina

General Statement
The Research Unit on International Security and Cooperation (UNISCI), founded in 1989, is one of Complutense University of Madrid’s research groups. UNISCI members include more than twenty Professors and Research Fellows specialized in the field of International Security.

Areas of work
European Security
Mediterranean-Middle East
Algeria
Asia-Pacific
Migrations
Global Warming
Energy Security
Food Security
Islamism
Cultural and Religious Dialogue

Objective of the Euromed / Middle East programme
The group has published around 20 books on the Mediterranean and published a scientific journal (400.000 entries a year from 165 countries). It tries to be a centre for dialogue between the EU and the other Mediterranean countries and a centre of reflection on politics and security in the Mediterranean and cultural dialogue.

Publication
UNISCI publications include books by UNISCI members, as well as the proceedings of international conferences organized by the institute. UNISCI Papers is a monograph series on current security issues, published either in English or in Spanish. UNISCI Discussion Papers is a scientific, refereed journal with 3 issues per year: January, May and October. The thematic scope is that of International Relations and International Security, both understood in a broad sense and from a multidimensional approach, open to different theoretical perspectives.

Membership to other networks
- Strategie et Developement en Méditerranée - STRADEMED
- Foro Hispano-argelino

Practical information
Unidad de Investigación sobre Seguridad y Cooperación Internacional - UNISCI
Facultad de Ciencias Políticas
Departamento de Estudios Internacionales (Despacho 2413)
Campus Somosaguas
28223 Madrid
34-91-3942924
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