VULNERABILITIES OF CRITICAL INFRASTRUCTURE WITH MILITARY FACETS

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  • Florentina Iugan The" Carol I" National Defense University

Abstract

Abstract: The considerable restructuring of the defence systems is a global feature of the current international security environment, with consequences in increasing the complexity of the military dimension of the critical infrastructure protection activities. The trends toward an integrated management of the national defence and security target the guidelines set up by the NATO and EU and require the assertion of an integrated risk management which should comprise new threats, as terrorism is. The cities are the main targets for terrorists because of their multiple critical infrastructures. The increasing of public safety and security within the city has become a must-have of the incoming concepts of planning, like the safe city or the military urbanism.
Keywords: critical infrastructure; risk management; defence system; safe city; military urbanism.

Author Biography

Florentina Iugan, The" Carol I" National Defense University

Florentina Iugan este arhitect-urbanist, doctorand în Ştiinţe militare, master în dezvoltare urbană integrată şi în management urban, cu o experienţă de 16 ani în sectorul public, sectorul privat şi în organizaţii neguvernamentale, deţinând o vastă experienţă şi calificări relevante în următoarele domenii: proiectare de urbanism şi de arhitectură, administraţie publică, management imobiliar, dezvoltare economică locală, marketing urban, planificare strategică urbană şi regională. După o activitate didactică de 8 ani la Catedra de Urbanism a Universităţii de Arhitectură şi Urbanism „Ion Mincu”, a fost arhitect-şef al municipiului Galaţi, iar în prezent este membru în comisii de specialitate ale Ministerului Dezvoltării Regionale şi Administraţiei Publice şi ale Registrului Urbaniştilor din România.

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2015-03-19

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Iugan, F. (2015). VULNERABILITIES OF CRITICAL INFRASTRUCTURE WITH MILITARY FACETS. BULLETIN OF "CAROL I" NATIONAL DEFENCE UNIVERSITY, 4(1). Retrieved from https://revista.unap.ro/index.php/bulletin/article/view/42-50

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