General Security in the Modern Society. Its Concept and Modelling

2025/06/12 by Justinas Sigitas Pečkaitis, Vidmantas Egidijus Kurapka, Peckaitis, Justinas +4
Mathematics · Social Sciences · #Advanced Research in Science and Engineering #European Union #Global Security and Public Health #Integrated Security Model #Transboundary Water Resource Management #general security

paper · doi:10.82533/ews.2008.2.42

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Abstract

Over several last decades the term "security" became highly popular, especially in social sciences. Law, sociology, ecology, political science, medicine increasingly discuss legal, social, ecological, political, medical securities of the world, its parts, and single countries. Every branch of science is concerned with its own security problems, powers, trends, accidents, catastrophes. Everyone shows ways in which a danger can arise for society, its groups, and its single citizens.

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