2021: PROCEEDINGS of the INTERNATIONAL SCIENTIFIC CONFERENCE STRATEGIES XXI - THE COMPLEX AND DYNAMIC NATURE OF THE SECURITY ENVIRONMENT

Published: 2022-02-10

FULL TEXT CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS

• PROCEEDINGS - INTERNATIONAL SCIENTIFIC CONFERENCE STRATEGIES XXI THE COMPLEX AND DYNAMIC NATURE OF THE SECURITY ENVIRONMENT

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SECTION I PANDEMIC CHALLENGES ON SECURITY

• SCIENTIFIC SECURITY AND THE BACKBONE OF THE FUTURE ROMANIAN ARMED FORCES

  Iulian CHIFU, Ph.D.

  7-13

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• MEASURING GOVERNANCE AND ASSESSING TRENDS IN DEMOCRACY DURING TIMES OF PANDEMIC

  Alexandra SARCINSCHI, Ph.D.

  14-21

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• THE MATHEMATICAL MODELING OF THE EPIDEMIC DISEASES INDUCED BY BIOLOGICAL ATTACK WITH CONTAGIOUS AGENTS

  Viorel ORDEANU, Ph.D., Lucia Elena IONESCU, Ph.D.

  22-32

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• ESTIMATION OF PROBABLE HEALTH LOSSES IN BIOLOGICAL ATTACK WITH NON-CONTAGIOUS AGENTS, BY MATHEMATICAL EPIDEMIOLOGY

  Viorel ORDEANU, Ph.D., Lucia Elena IONESCU, Ph.D.

  33-44

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• COMBATING PANDEMICS AND SOCIAL INTERACTION ERRORS – MOVIES VERSUS REALITY

  Ioana-Flavia DRĂGOIANU

  45-55

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• THE ROLE OF LAW ENFORCEMENT AND PUBLIC SAFETY FORCES FACING BIOLOGICAL THREAT

  Iulian-Constantin MĂNĂILESCU

  56-65

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SECTION II STATE AND NON-STATE ACTORS IN POWER RELATIONS

• TERROR ATTACKS AGAINST AFRICAN HEALTH FACILITIES

  János BESENYŐ, Ph.D.

  66-74

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• “LAZARUS” THE NORTH KOREAN HACKER GROUP

  Attila GULYÁS

  75-83

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• THE LGBTQ ISSUE AS A SUPPLEMENTARY TOOL FOR POLARIZATION IN POST-SOVIET COUNTRIES – THE CASE OF GEORGIA

  George GEGUCHADZE, MA, Ph.D., Maia URUSHADZE, Ph.D.

  84-93

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• FUNCTIONS AND PRINCIPLES OF ENSURING THE SECURITY OF INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS IN THE CONTEXT OF CYBER THREATS

  Lucian SCÎRTOCEA

  94-100

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• ELECTRONIC SIGNATURE, TOOL FOR OPTIMIZING THE MANAGEMENT OF INFORMATION IN ELECTRONIC FORMAT

  Lucian SCÎRTOCEA

  101-107

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• FROM FAKE NEWS TO REAL NEWS WITH A TWIST: DISINFORMATION AND COVID-19 NARRATIVES

  Iulia ANGHEL, Ph.D.

  108-119

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SECTION III NATIONAL DEFENCE AND RESILIENCE

• CHALLENGES AND VULNERABILITIES OF EQUAL OPPORTUNITIES AND MIGRATION IN THE EUROPEAN UNION

  Delia-Mihaela MARINESCU, Ph.D.

  120-127

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• ROMANIA IN THE NEW SECURITY ENVIRONMENT AFTER THE 2021 BRUSSELS SUMMIT

  Raul NISTOR

  128-134

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• NATIONAL LEVEL IMPLEMENTATION OF DIGITAL DIPLOMACY MECHANISMS AND FUNCTIONS BASED ON EU EXPERIENCE

  Adrian Victor VEVERA, Ph.D.

  135-142

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SECTION IV STRATEGIC CONCEPTS AND THEORIES

• SECURITY DYNAMIC OF THE STRATEGIC NUCLEAR BALANCE IN SYSTEMS THEORY AND THE CONCEPT OF CENTRES OF GRAVITY

  Mario MARINOV, Plamen BOGDANOV, Ph.D.

  143-152

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• SPACE SYSTEMS – A NEW CRITICAL INFRASTRUCTURE SECTOR?

  Cristian BĂHNĂREANU, Ph.D.

  153-159

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• CYBERGEOPOLITICS AND CYBERGEOSTRATEGY – EMERGING STUDY FIELDS

  Marius-Cristian NEACȘU, Ph.D., Ioana-Andreea CHICIUC

  160-168

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• NUCLEAR PROLIFERATION AND THE CENTRAL BALANCE: STRUCTURAL SCENARIOS

  Mihai Vladimir ZODIAN, Ph.D.

  169-175

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• TOWARDS AN EU STRATEGIC CULTURE: THE CHALLENGE OF RECONCILING NATIONAL CHARACTERS AND A COMMON EU SECURITY AND DEFENSE POLICY IN THE BLACK SEA

  Olga R. CHIRIAC

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• THE CONCEPT OF MULTI-DOMAIN OPERATIONS AND ITS MULTINATIONAL UNDERSTANDING

  Crăișor-Constantin IONIȚĂ, Ph.D

  186-193

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• NEW CHALLENGES FOR A FUTURE STATE DEFENCE

  Fabian BAXA, Ph.D., Mgr. Aleš TESAŘ,

  194-204

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SECTION V AREAS OF STRATEGIC INTEREST

• WHY VALUES MATTER IN THE GLOBAL STRUGGLE FOR POWER. KEY IMPLICATIONS FOR EURO-ATLANTIC SECURITY

  Cristina BOGZEANU, Ph.D.

  205-214

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• NUCLEAR GEOSTRATEGY OF THE POST-COLD WAR ERA

  Marius-Cristian NEACȘU, Ph.D, Silviu NEGUȚ, Ph.D.

  215-221

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• UKRAINE – STUCK BETWEEN RUSSIA AND THE WEST

  Lara-Teodora POPESCU

  222-228

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• THE GREAT POWER COMPETITION BETWEEN THE RUSSIAN FEDERATION AND THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA IN THE SYRIAN WAR 2015-2020

  Mara Sofia CRĂCIUNESCU

  229-239

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• SPECIAL OPERATIONS FORCES IN UNITED NATIONS PEACE KEEPING OPERATIONS

  Octavian DACIN

  240-248

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SECTION VI INTERNATIONAL HUMANITARIAN LAW

• SEPARATISM TODAY: THE GEOPOLITICALLY SIGNIFICANT CASE OF CATALONIA

  Anamaria MANOLE

  249-262

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• THE DEGRADATION OF HUMAN RIGHTS AND FREE PRESS THROUGH THE PEGASUS SOFTWARE IN THE ERA OF SURVEILLANCE, AS A THREAT TO INTERNATIONAL SECURITY. A DEBATE OF CIVIL LIBERTIES AND CENSORSHIP

  Maria PÎRVU

  263-272

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SECTION VII MILITARY HISTORY

• STRATEGIC SEALIFT CAPABILITIES: THE SPECIAL CASE OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

  Florin DIACONU, Ph.D.

  273-283

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• SEARCHING FOR POLITICAL EFFECTIVENESS: THE STRATEGIES BEHIND THE MILITARY UNIFICATION OF JAPAN

  Ioana-Flavia DRĂGOIANU

  284-290

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