STRATEGIES XXI - Security and Defense Faculty

Articles

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  Proceedings of the 17th International Scientific Conference "Strategies XXI" - Strategic Changes in Security and International Relations

  Daniel GHIBA, Lucian POPESCU, Cosmin OLARIU, Adi MUSTATA

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• THE KUHNIAN NOTION OF PARADIGM IN THE THIRD INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS DEBATE

  Hristina Dobreva

  09-19

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• REALISM, LIBERALISM AND CONSTRUCTIVISM IN THE PURSUIT OF SECURITY

  Lavinia-Maria Savu

  20-31

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• THE CONCEPT OF HUMAN SECURITY BEFORE THE 1994 HUMAN DEVELOPMENT REPORT. INQUIRY INTO ITS EVOLUTION DURING THE COLD WAR

  Alexandru LUCINESCU

  32-36

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• THEORIES OF INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS AND THEIR APPROACH TO SECURITY ISSUES

  Ján Marek, Pavel Bučka

  37-44

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• THE SECURITY OF THE REPUBLIC OF MOLDOVA IN THE CONTEXT OF THE RUSSIAN-UKRAINIAN CRISIS

  Svetlana Cebotari, Mădălina Balan

  45-57

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• THE INFLUENCE OF COVID-19 IN THE DANGER THAT POPULISM BRINGS TO THE SECURITY ENVIRONMENT

  Dorin Alin Gal

  58-64

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• THE “HIDDEN“ ROLE OF THE STATE IN DIFFERENT APPROACHES ON COMPETITIVENESS (THEORETICAL COMPARISON)

  Hristina Dobreva

  65-73

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• AL QAEDA AND HYPERTERRORISM – THE SUCCESSFUL EMERGENCE OF BINLADENISM AT GLOBAL LEVEL

  Lucian Buciu

  74-79

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• RUSSIAN ELECTRONIC WARFARE CAPABILITIES AND THEIR IMPLICATIONS FOR EUROPEAN STRATEGIC STABILITY: A CASE STUDY OF THE SYRIAN CONFLICT

  Cristina Marzal, Guillem Colom-Piella

  80-87

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• ENHANCEMENT OF THE NATIONAL DEFENCE POSTURE BY USING MILITARY POWER

  Gigel Pușcașu, Dorin Eparu

  88-95

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• US-CHINA COMPLEXITY: DEFINING THE POST-COVID-19 PANDEMIC WORLD

  Iulian Chifu

  96-103

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• COMPREHENSIVE INTEGRATION OF POWER INSTRUMENTS AND CIVIL-MILITARY CAPABILITIES FOR COUNTERING HYBRID THREATS

  Aurelian Rațiu, Paul Tudorache

  104-110

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• CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES FOR INTELLIGENCE SERVICES IN THE CONTEXT OF TECHNOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENTS AND INFORMATION OVERLOAD

  Robert Călinoiu

  111-117

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• ASYMMETRIC OPERATIONS OF THE HOSTILE MILITARY INTELLIGENCE SERVICES ON THE ALLIED STATES TERRITORIES

  Robert Călinoiu, Dănuț Chiriac

  118-127

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• STRATEGIC COMMUNICATION PROCESS IN THE EUROPEAN UNION

  Alin Preda, Dănuț Chiriac

  128-139

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• LANDMARKS OF RUSSIA’S USE OF INFORMATION WARFARE

  Alina Prelipcean, Andrei Albert

  140-144

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• IMPLEMENTING THE RESPONSIBILITY TO PROTECT IN LIBYA

  Ciprian Buzatu

  145-152

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• NATO’S ENCOUNTERS IN THE CYBER DOMAIN

  Dragoș-Mihai Păunescu

  153-158

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• EUROPEAN COMMON DEFENCE A NEW CHALLENGE FOR THE EUROPEAN UNION

  Florin Tudorache

  159-166

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• SYRIA – “THE WAR WITH MULTIPLE PROXIES”. VIOLATIONS OF INTERNATIONAL HUMANITARIAN LAW AND HUMAN RIGHTS

  Daniela Vetina Ene

  167-178

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• INTRODUCTORY STUDY ON THE INTERNATIONAL HUMANITARIAN LAW APPLICABLE TO ARMED CONFLICTS AT SEA

  Ana Savu

  179-186

• MEDIATION – A KEY INSTRUMENT IN THE INTERNATIONAL ARCHITECTURE FOR THE PEACEFUL RESOLUTION OF POSSIBLE CONFLICTS IN THE FUTURE

  Elena Simion

  187-193

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• GENERALS DE GAULLE, DUMITRESCU AND HERUVIM, GRADUATES OF SAINT-CYR

  Gabriel Ion Degeratu

  194-201

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• THE BATTLE OF MĂRĂȘEȘTI. THE STORY OF A MAUSOLEUM

  Luminița Elena Vasiliu

  202-207

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• MILITARY MOBILITY IN THE EUROPEAN THEATRE

  Dragoș-Mihai Păunescu

  208-212

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• A COMPARATIVE VIEW ON SECURITY CULTURE AS REFLECTED IN ROMANIA’S NATIONAL DEFENSE STRATEGIES

  Ruxandra Buluc

  213-221

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• PROMOTING GENDER AWARNESS – EFFECTS ON NATO’S STRATEGIC SECURITY

  Adina- Ioana CIOBANU

  222-227

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• LINGUISTIC POLICY AND THE SECURING OF NATIONAL IDENTITY IN TODAY’S SOCIETY. THE UKRAINIAN CASE

  Ecaterina HLIHOR

  228-236

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• PUBLIC DIPLOMACY DURING CRISES AND CONFLICTS: THE COVID-19 CHALLENGE

  Ecaterina HLIHOR

  237-243

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• DIRECTIONS OF TRAINING AND DEVELOPMENT OF INTERCULTURAL COMMUNICATION COMPETENCE OF THE ROMANIAN MILITARY PERSONNEL PARTICIPATING IN STABILITY AND SUPPORT OPERATIONS

  Polixenia OLAR

  244-250

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• DIGITAL DIPLOMACY APPROACHED AS A SUBTYPE OF PUBLIC DIPLOMACY

  Andreia - Mariana POP

  251-257

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• SOCIAL MEDIA IN INFORMATION WARFARE. ASSAULT WEAPON WITH HIGH RECOIL

  Alin PREDA

  258-264

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• DISINFORMATION SOUNDS LIKE A THERAPEUTIC STORY – AND THAT’S WHY IT’S WORKING

  Ciprian PRIPOAE-ȘERBĂNESCU

  264-271

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• PURPOSE OF USING CUBESAT SATELLITE TECHNOLOGIES IN THE MILITARY DOMAIN

  Danuț TURCU , Gheorghe Adrian STAN

  272-278

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• DATABASE – WEB INTERFACE VULNERABILITIES

  Dorin IORDACHE

  279-287

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• INTERNET OF THINGS SECURITY FRAMEWORK

  Dorin IORDACHE

  287-293

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• ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IN HYBRID WARFARE: A LITERATURE REVIEW AND CLASSIFICATION

  Elena ȘUȘNEA, Ionuț-Cosmin BUȚĂ

  294-302

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• EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE – AN ESSENTIAL COMPONENT IN CREATING A MODERN LEADER

  Diana CHIȘ-MANOLACHE

  303-308

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• THE CONTRIBUTION OF MODERN MILITARY LEADERSHIP IN IMPLEMENTING THE SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT OBJECTIVES

  Daniela-Elena HRAB

  309-319

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• NATIONAL RECOVERY AND RESILIENCE PLAN EUROPEAN FUNDS MULTIPLIER ROLE AND POSSIBILITIES OF MINISTRY OF NATIONAL DEFENCE INVOLVEMENT IN THE PROCESS

  Dumitru NICA , Carmen-Gabriela NIȚU ( CHITAFES)

  320-325

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• TOWARDS AN EVIDENCE-BASED PROGRAM OF MENTORING IN THE ROMANIAN MILITARY

  Adi MUSTAȚĂ, Cătălin-Gabriel PREDESCU, Constantin-Laurențiu ANGHEL, Ionuț-Alexandru RADU, Diana NICOARĂ

  326-332

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• SPECIFICS OF FOREIGN LANGUAGE EDUCATION OF MILITARY PERSONNEL THROUGH THE EXAMPLE OF THE ARMED FORCES OF THE SLOVAK REPUBLIC

  Eva RÉVAYOVÁ

  333-338

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• WILL E-LEARNING HAVE A NEGATIVE INFLUENCE ON UNIVERSITY DROPOUT IN ROMANIA?

  Eugen LUNGU

  339-344

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