Add to ORKGThis volume looks into the challenges of formulating and implementing a comprehensive approach to security while taking into account the perceptions of variety of stakeholders. It includes studies on the Syrian asylum seekers in view of the concept of human security, CBRN crisis management frameworks, and national case studies on Bulgaria, Serbia, and Turkey. The volume reflects findings from the FP7 EvoCS project (link is external), as well as related contributions from researchers outside the EvoCS consortium
The establishment and maintenance of various regional intergovernmental organizations in the wider B...
This course traces the key evolutions in the development of the concept of human security, the vario...
Security Perception in Liminal Spaces: Opportunities and Challenges in the EU, Middle East and Russi...
The present deliverable reports on the evolving concepts of security of Bulgaria, Serbia and Turkey....
“Security” is a complex and somewhat nebulous concept that is prone to multiple interpretations both...
The core objective of the Evolving Concept of Security (EvoCS) project is to offer a clear yet detai...
The concept of security has expanded beyond the framework of military-political responses. A new par...
This new volume proposes that Europe should develop a new kind of human security capability that inv...
Security and secure society are important concepts in today’s world. These two concepts are crucial ...
A Human Security Doctrine for Europe explores the actual needs of individual people in conflict area...
Traditionally conceptualised as pertaining to the state and achieved through its safeguarding agains...
After the fall of the Berlin Wall and ending the division of the world into two big military blocs, ...
Historically, the concept of security has been understood, interpreted and defined in diff erent way...
International audienceInternational security is a constant threat to the pursuit of economic optimum...
Security is perceived by various groups of theorists and practitioners in different ways, and at th...
The establishment and maintenance of various regional intergovernmental organizations in the wider B...
This course traces the key evolutions in the development of the concept of human security, the vario...
Security Perception in Liminal Spaces: Opportunities and Challenges in the EU, Middle East and Russi...
The present deliverable reports on the evolving concepts of security of Bulgaria, Serbia and Turkey....
“Security” is a complex and somewhat nebulous concept that is prone to multiple interpretations both...
The core objective of the Evolving Concept of Security (EvoCS) project is to offer a clear yet detai...
The concept of security has expanded beyond the framework of military-political responses. A new par...
This new volume proposes that Europe should develop a new kind of human security capability that inv...
Security and secure society are important concepts in today’s world. These two concepts are crucial ...
A Human Security Doctrine for Europe explores the actual needs of individual people in conflict area...
Traditionally conceptualised as pertaining to the state and achieved through its safeguarding agains...
After the fall of the Berlin Wall and ending the division of the world into two big military blocs, ...
Historically, the concept of security has been understood, interpreted and defined in diff erent way...
International audienceInternational security is a constant threat to the pursuit of economic optimum...
Security is perceived by various groups of theorists and practitioners in different ways, and at th...
The establishment and maintenance of various regional intergovernmental organizations in the wider B...
This course traces the key evolutions in the development of the concept of human security, the vario...
Security Perception in Liminal Spaces: Opportunities and Challenges in the EU, Middle East and Russi...
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