Basics and security system in the national security strategy

Đukić, Stanimir

doi:10.5937/vojdelo1707100d

Cited by 6 publications

(1 citation statement)

References 0 publications

Supporting

Mentioning

Contrasting

Unclassified

Order By: Relevance

“…Као први проблем кризног менаџмента издваја се могућност настанка кризне и ванредне ситуације изненада, неочекивано. Иако је јасно да се одговарајуће мере морају донети и предузети што хитније, оне могу закаснити због неадекватности постојећих планова, односно велике количине (дез)информација које се морају обрадити, а које су врло често неадек-ватне (Milašinović & Jevtović, 2008;Milašinović i Kešetović, 2009;Đukić, 2017).…”

Section: осврт на кризни менаџментunclassified

Crisis management in the light of contemporary international relations

Milašinović,

Andrić

2023

Napredak

View full text Add to dashboard Cite

The world has been in constant turmoil since the end of the Second World War and is facing numerous crises, conflicts and emergency situations, both of natural origin and those caused by the human factor. The pandemic that hit us in 2019-2020 and the worsening of the Ukrainian crisis (the Ukrainian-Russian conflict) emphasized all the weaknesses of the crisis response system at the national and global levels, reminding us why crisis management and constant study of (potential) crises are necessary. In the paper, we will look at the COVID-19 pandemic and the worsening of the Ukrainian-Russian conflict, because in the last three years these events have changed the geopolitical scene and introduced the world into a health, economic, security and social crisis.

show abstract

Section: осврт на кризни менаџментunclassified

Crisis management in the light of contemporary international relations

Milašinović,

Andrić

2023

Napredak

View full text Add to dashboard Cite

show abstract

The Significance of Democratic and Civil Control of Security Services for the Aim of Preventing Political Violence - Case Study of the Republic of Serbia After 2000

Životić,

Obradović

2023

sij

View full text Add to dashboard Cite

Democratic and civilian control of the security services is the foundation of a society’s democracy. The standard of living measured through the prism of GDP, the level of the unemployment rate, social and health care, and free education are mostly only apparent factors that mask some much more complex phenomena such as the entrapment of democracy if there is no civil and democratic control of the security services, which as will be shown in their work, they very often directly decide on life and death. This especially applies to countries with totalitarian regimes in which any oppositional opinion is sanctioned or, as in the case of Serbia after 2000, in countries where democracy is still young. National security and the security of every individual citizen can be seriously threatened in cases where there is no civilian and democratic control of the security services. The absence of this type of control results in uncontrolled, unconstitutional, and illegal behavior of members of the security services, which is often characterized by the belief that its members, while committing the most serious crimes, are actually protecting their country and order from destruction. This work aims to prove the hypothesis of the need for democratic and civilian control of the security services as the basis of government through a case study of the rebellion of the Special Operations Unit of the State Security Department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Serbia, as well as through the case of the murder of Prime Minister Zoran Đinđić, for which members of the former security service were also legally convicted. rights in modern democratic societies.

show abstract

Security aspect of domestic violence in Montenegro: Perception of the citizens

Kolinović

2023

Bezbednost, Beograd

View full text Add to dashboard Cite

Domestic violence can be viewed as a potential risk and security threat, a form of conscious, intentional, internal threat to the integrity and existence of other people, primarily family members. Viewing domestic violence as a security phenomenon additionally indicates the seriousness of the problem, which requires urgent action by all relevant social actors. The paper presents the results of a part of the empirical research that I carried out in the period from February 1 to June 30, 2020, which included 522 citizens from the entire territory of Montenegro, with the aim of examining the citizens' perception of the phenomenon of domestic violence as a risk factor for human security. The research revealed that the majority of citizens of Montenegro have widespread awareness of the prevalence of domestic violence and domestic violence as a security problem. However, the data differ by region, and citizens from the North of Montenegro, compared to citizens from the south and central regions, are the least likely to perceive domestic violence as a high degree of threat to human security and are the least likely to report violence. Every country and its citizens have an obligation to approach the phenomenon of domestic violence as a security problem and undertake all necessary activities, interventions and measures in order to reduce the number and frequency of new cases, reduce the direct and indirect consequences for victims and society and prevent the impact of domestic violence on the appearance of other forms of violence and vice versa, which is important for all levels of security in a society.

show abstract

Basics and security system in the national security strategy

Cited by 6 publications

References 0 publications

Crisis management in the light of contemporary international relations

Crisis management in the light of contemporary international relations

The Significance of Democratic and Civil Control of Security Services for the Aim of Preventing Political Violence - Case Study of the Republic of Serbia After 2000

Security aspect of domestic violence in Montenegro: Perception of the citizens

Contact Info

Product

Resources

About