INSTITUTIONAL RESILIENCE GROWTH TO COUNTER NATIONAL SECURITY THREATS
INSTITUTIONAL RESILIENCE GROWTH TO COUNTER NATIONAL SECURITY THREATS

Summary/Abstract: Due to the dynamics of the global security, corroborated with the increased globalization effects states, military alliances and other cooperation organizations are facing huge challenges for maintaining the level of security reached in the last decade. These developments caused NATO and EU Member States to adopt conceptual and operational level measures, of a nature to change the paradigm in which were designed part of the mechanisms for ensuring own citizens’ protection and defending fundamental human rights. If NATO established as a priority to take measures at state level in order to develop resilience against threats, in accordance with the regulations of Article 3 of the Alliance Treaty, EU took into serious debate the option of constituting a European military force. On the other hand, at the Members State level, there was developed an effective cooperation amongst military structures and law enforcement ones. This tendency also manifested itself at our country’s level. Romania developed institutional mechanisms needed for managing national security threats, in accordance with NATO and EU requirements regarding resilience and the maintenance of a higher safety level for its own citizens, similar to European states’ level.

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