ELEMENTS OF THE INSECURITY'S INTRICATE EQUATION
Journal Title: Impact Strategic - Year 2006, Vol 19, Issue 2
Abstract
The challenges to security studies that result from the development of a new international background are obvious: the global emergence of new threats has proved the inefficiency of older con- cepts. The presence and the amplitude of all those risks, dangers, and threats lead to an approach focused on security in globalization and to an emphasis of the security – insecurity antonomy’s artificiallity.
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Alexandra SARCINSCHI
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