Aim and Scope

Journal of Defense Industry and Security: Strategy and Technology (JDSI) is a peer-reviewed academic journal that aims to publish high-quality research contributing to the advancement of the defense industry. The journal provides an interdisciplinary platform for disseminating scientific studies in the fields of engineering, technology, management, and strategic policy relevant to defense and security.

JDSI welcomes original research articles, case studies, and review papers from both the natural sciences and social sciences. By integrating technical and managerial perspectives, the journal seeks to promote holistic approaches to the challenges and innovations in the defense sector.

Thematic Coverage

The scope of the journal includes, but is not limited to, the following thematic areas:

Science and Engineering-Based Topics (Approx. 70%)

  • Defense Systems Engineering

  • Electronics and Communication Systems

  • Radar, LIDAR, and Sensor Technologies

  • Satellite, Missile, and Space Systems

  • Unmanned Aerial, Ground, and Naval Vehicles (UAVs, UGVs)

  • Avionics and Mission Electronics

  • Flight Control and Propulsion Systems

  • Ballistic Materials, Armor Systems, and Protective Technologies

  • Electronic Warfare Systems and Countermeasures

  • Artificial Intelligence, Image Processing, and Decision Support Systems

  • Robotics and Mechatronics Applications

  • Cybersecurity and Information Security

  • Simulation, Testing, and System Integration

  • Energy Systems and Power Management

  • Weapon Systems and Ammunition Technologies

  • Materials Science

Social Sciences and Management-Based Topics (Approx. 30%)

  • Defense Industry Policies and National Strategies

  • Defense Economics and Financial Models

  • Supply Chain Management and Logistics

  • Project and Risk Management

  • Public–Private Partnerships and Localization Strategies

  • Innovation and Technology Management

  • Human Resources and Organizational Development

  • Leadership, Training, and Institutional Capacity Building

  • International Defense Cooperation and Alliance Dynamics

  • Legal and Ethical Issues in Defense (e.g., export controls, ethics)