Romania and Poland under the Intersectionality Lens. A Cross-National Comparative Analysis of National Security Strategies
Romania and Poland under the Intersectionality Lens. A Cross-National Comparative Analysis of National Security Strategies

Summary/Abstract: The present study explores the role of intersectionality in defining the national security strategies of Romania and Poland through a constructivist lens. The study utilizes document analysis to identify the degree to which intersectionality is incorporated into the national security approach. Although both countries recognize the importance of intersectionality in national security, their strategies differ in terms of implementation and effectiveness. The study highlights the need for a more inclusive and diverse approach to national security, one that recognizes the complex nature of security threats. Through this scientific article, the importance of a critical understanding of national security is emphasized, one that transcends traditional state-centric approaches and recognizes the role of non-state actors and transnational challenges in shaping security dynamics. The study can provide a valuable insight for policymakers and practitioners seeking to promote inclusive and effective security policies and practices in a changing global landscape.

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