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The Security System of the Czech Republic and the Necessity of its Adaptation to Cumulative Effects of Threats

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The term of "growing complex of threats" covers higher and higher probability of concatenation of various intercommoned, mutually tied factors reflecting structured technological and informational reality of global society, making their solving by traditional means of security system extremely difficult. "Crisis situation" represents more general problem of natural disasters or technology breakdowns that are influencing one another, that cause great distress or destruction, in an unexpected manner, activating subsequent threats of so far unforeseen threats. For that reason we must adapt Czech security system to new liquid, instant and indivisible complex threats.
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Libor Stejskal, Ph.D., born in 1977, graduate of the Public and Social Policy, Faculty of Social Sciences, Charles University (FSV UK), 2003-2004 study stay in Denmark, at the University of Copenhagen. From April 2008 till February 2009 he worked as a security expert of the Czech Republic-led provincial reconstruction team (PRT) in Afghanistan's Logar Province. At present he is an academic worker of the Centre for Social and Economic Strategies, Faculty of Social Sciences (CESES FSV), Charles University. He explores security concepts and theories, the roles of citizens during security building in modern societies, security systems reform, security policy both the EU and the CR. He is a joint author of several books, his texts appeared in few collections and journals.

Country: Czech Republic

01/12/2015

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