Regional Security and Intelligence Cooperation….

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Opis izdelka

Izšla je knjiga v angleškem jeziku Regional Security and Intelligence Cooperation in the Western Balkans and Global Asymmetric Threats skupine 14 avtorjev, ki so jo uredili Stephen R. di Rieno, Damir Črnčec in Liliana Brožič.

Naslovi nekaterih objavljenih razprav v zborniku:

- The Transformation of the Intelligence Paradigm in Nato;

- Terrorism-Montenegro View;

- Asymmetry and National Security: From Historical Experience to Contemporary Challenges – Slovenian Perspective;

- Participation of the Western Balkans Countries and Slovenia in Afghanistan. Test of Credibility of Members and Future Members of Euro-Atlantic Integrations;

- The difficulty in regulating life sciences articles in open journals – a balancing act.

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Teža	0.5 kg
Št. strani	192
Leto Izida	2011
Jezik	angleščina
Vezava	mehka
ISBN/EAN	978-961-6177-34-4
Mere izdelka v x š	16,5 x 24 cm
Založba	Defensor
Avtor	Karen Laino, Ylli Zyla, Ferdinand Odzakov, Nikola Božič, Uroš Svete, Damijan Guštin, Damir Črnčec, John A. Wahlquist, Špela Boc, Jennifer A. Davis, Shannon M. Allan, Peter M. Leitner
Prevod:	Marjeta Bečaj

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Urednik – 03/11/2013:

… The articles aseembled in this journal offer a glimpse at the depth and scope of the effect of globalization on nation-state security. As such, the editorial board has oragnized these contributions in and around the four basic level of analyses – the individual level; the gorup level; the state level; and the international level; -and has further allowed the authors, from their vantage point and through their expertise, to develop these levels of analysis into a dimensional breakdown stretching from the macro, through the meso, and into the micro. Or, for those with more traditional preferences, that is to say from the strategic, through the opreational, and into the tactical.
Readers are encouraged to approche each of these articles, therefore, with the intention of recognizing either an opportunity to view topics already influencing the course of their natiom or to vogorously engage with them in counter-debate fashion. In either case, the topics presented here are meant to invoke, or provoke, discussion that should lead us to productive follow-up conversations that push the artificial boundaries that we, the editiorial board, have set within the pages of this current chronicle, striving towards the globalization of strategic decision advantage over non-traditional threats and capabilities.
Dr. Stephen R. Di Rienzo – Director
European Academic Center (EAC)
National Defense Intelligence College (NDIC)