European security & technology

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European security & technology
ESUT-logo.jpg
description Safety magazine
Area of ​​Expertise Security policy
language German
publishing company Mittler Report Verlag ( Germany )
Headquarters Bonn
First edition 2012-01-02 2012
attitude 2004
Frequency of publication per month
Sold edition 11,443 copies
( IVW 2013)
Editor-in-chief Rolf Clement
editor Mittler Report Verlag
executive Director Thomas Bantle and Peter Tamm
Web link www.esut.de
ISSN (print) 2193-746X

European Security & Technology ( ESuT ) is a German magazine for security policy , strategy , defense technology and armaments , which is published by Mittler Report Verlag from Bonn . It appears monthly, has an average of 128 pages per issue and a circulation of around 14,000 copies, with an average circulation of over 11,000 copies. European Security & Technology is published in cooperation with the Federal Ministry of Defense and is an organ of the Society for Security Policy . V. (GSP) and the Clausewitz-Gesellschaft e. V.

In September 2017 Rolf Clement took over the editor-in-chief from Colonel a. D. Hennig Bartels (2012-2017). Former officers predominate in the editorial team . Europäische Sicherheit & Technik is the only publishing magazine to be published on the basis of a cooperation agreement in collaboration with the Bundeswehr .

history

The journal European Security & Technology was established in 2012 by the merger of the two magazines European Security (1952-1975 military customer , 1976-1990 European defense customer , 1983 union with the Working Group of Defense Research published Wehrwissenschaftliches Rundschau to European defense customer - Military Scientific Rundschau ) and Strategy & Technology (until 2004 soldier and technology ). The editorial offices were then merged. The two oldest security policy and defense technology magazines thus merged.

European Security was established in 1952. She focused on security issues. Strategy and Technology was founded in 1958 as a troop magazine of the Bundeswehr and publishing magazine, specialist body for technology in the Bundeswehr and special body for technology and equipment in the Warsaw Pact . From 2001 it was a freelance publishing magazine in cooperation with the Bundeswehr. After security policy issues took on an ever greater place in addition to the actual core area of ​​the magazine, defense technology, the 01/2005 issue was renamed Strategy and Technology until it finally merged with European Security in 2012 .

Circulation statistics

On average for 2013 (January to October), the average monthly circulation was 11,443 copies. The number of paid subscriptions was 77.5 percent (8,871 copies). 2,572 copies were sold in kiosks. There were also 2,409 free and specimen copies, resulting in an average distribution of 13,852 copies per month.

Electronic offers

On the website of European Security & Technology you can find a selection of the articles that appear in the print edition, which are published with a delay of one to two weeks. This always includes the categories "Comment", "From the industry" and "Spectrum". The selected articles from the past twelve months can be read in the archive.

All issues of a volume are published in full on CD-ROM .

There is an edition of European Security & Technology for the iPad, which is distributed via the iKiosk of the Axel Springer Verlag .

content

The most important topics are:

There are also the following categories (selection):

  • comment
  • review
  • Berlin prism
  • Look to America
  • Information - news - news from all over the world
  • Fraunhofer Institute reports
  • Data sheet
  • Companies and people
  • Books

cooperation

Cooperations exist with:

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Archive link ( Memento from February 24, 2014 in the Internet Archive )
  2. ↑ http://www.esut.de/
  3. ↑ Archive link ( Memento from February 24, 2014 in the Internet Archive )
  4. ↑ https://www.ikiosk.de/shop/epaper/europaeische-sicherheit-technik