Dresden unter preußischer Besatzung. Staatsnotstand, Krisenpolitik und Gesellschaftsstabilisierung im Sommer 1866

Social conflicts during the operation of state structures in crisis situations in Poland. The securological and legal approach, 2021

The purpose of this article is to analyse the internal security system of Poland. The author pays attention to the aspects of crisis management and indicates the factors that currently affect the concept of Poland’s internal security. In addition, the author analyses legal documents in the area of national security, as well as scientific works in that field. He also characterizes the key state authorities responsible for non-military security

2017

2020

State interventionism in the context of crises has represented and represents a pillar of society and the protection of citizens and the national real economy. Moreover, in addition to state interventionism at national level and supported by the Constitution, the Treaty on European Union constitutes the reference instrument on state measures taken in emergency situations and in the context of crises. Articles 2 and 21 of the Treaty on European Union (TEU) make it very clear that solidarity is the fundamental value of the European Union; moreover, Article 3 TEU states that the Union seeks to promote its values, namely economic, social and territorial cohesion and solidarity between Member States, as well as the well-being of its citizens. In this paper we propose to present the state interventionism in the context of crises and possible measures to reduce the effects of crises.

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2021

The system of the civil protection in Poland has numerous challenges ahead of it and changes which are unavoidable. It seems to be essential for the execution of tasks associated with the civil protection to be consistent with tasks performed in frames of the crisis management. In this way, the system of the crisis management, harmonized and supplemented, takes action in favor of the civil protection. In contingencies they are endangered different values. Mainly for exchange oneself life and human health, possessions in great sizes or also natural environment. The research purpose of this article is to present the essence of crisis management in Poland and the related civil protection issues. On this basis, differences and similarities in both conceptual and functional layers will be indicated. This will form the basis for conclusions and proposals on the functioning of these security areas in Poland. In order to achieve the intended research objective, the author of this article fi...

This article explores challenges to the state and state power originating in the world market and the world of states. It proposes an approach useful for this and other purposes and identifies reference points for discussing recent challenges. This cannot be the 'state in general' but must comprise well-specified, actually existing state forms. It then explores crises as an objectively overdetermined, subjectively indeterminate condensation of challenges that pose problems of crisis-management and may also lead to crises of crisis-management. It examines the interaction of economic and political crises and their possible role in the alleged decline of liberal democracy.

Defining the Identity of the Younger Europe, 2023

This is an open access article distributed under the terms of the CC BY-NC-ND 4.0 license. ISBN: 978-90-04-54727-8, pp. 48-69.

International Organization, 1987

Much has been written about how the United States and the Soviet Union have managed crises since World War II, avoiding dangerous escalation and war; little on how the two superpowers haveavoidedconfrontations. In part scholarly neglect of the question of crisis avoidance reflects the acute suspicion and hostility of the cold war. When U.S.-Soviet rivalry was perceived as a struggle between incompatible ideologies and ways of life, it was unthinkable that the superpowers might have any common interests, much less that they could collaborate, even tacitly, to control the conflict in their relationship.

German Politics, 2018

The concept of civilian crisis management was first implemented by the Helsinki European Council of 1999 as a counterpart to the military component in the frame of the European Security and Defence Policy. However it is also considered being an empty shell whose proper definition does not make consensus. The absence of conceptual development is, thirteen years after Helsinki, still a current issue and raises up the question of the very origins of such an unconceptualised concept. The goal of the present work is to analyse the emergence of civilian crisis management and to provide the reader with a complete and accurate range of philosophical, political and sociological explanations regarding such a particular implementation.