National security strategy and educational policy for the world risk society
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Author:
Kaźmierczak, Danuta
xmlui.dri2xhtml.METS-1.0.item-citation: Security Dimensions. International & National Studies, 2018, nr 25, s. [96]-115
xmlui.dri2xhtml.METS-1.0.item-iso: en
Subject:
threatsrisk management
cooperation
soft power
military power
Date: 2018
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The world risk society is a product of “reflexive modernity” – the period in which the undesired side-effects of
activity – risks force people, societies and states to concentrate all efforts to control them. The introductory
analysis of nature of threats and risks in that paper contributes to the discussion on what measures and tools the
national security strategies offer or should offer the risk society to contain risk. The aim is to find possibly
conclusive answer by analysis and comparisons of the selected material. The presentation of concepts and practical
solutions from literature and security strategies of Poland and the USA and policies helped conclude that both
defensive and offensive approaches along with the traditional military power and soft power seem to be equally
crucial to deal with internal and global risks. These measures include: risk management, international cooperation,
cooperation of all internal institutions and forces, the international risks policy to conclude with the
educational policy as a risk policy.