Law and security: legal and institutional aspects
Law and security: legal and institutional aspects

Author(s): Felicia Bejan
Subject(s): Law, Constitution, Jurisprudence, EU-Legislation, Comparative Law
Published by: Societatea de Stiinte Juridice si Administrative
Keywords: health security; environment security; food security; law;
Summary/Abstract: In the last decades, the concept of security has extended from the state power to ensure the sovereignty to the human dimensions of security. The environment security, health security, food security, personal security, community security, political security, economic security are all areas of security. The issue of security goes into many fields and, from the disciplinary perspective, the law has the role to grant the necessary framework. The article analyses current legal aspects of the health, environment and food security, considering their deep interdependency and their determining role to increasing the quality of life. The European legislative acts and institutions establish certain standards in these domains and they have a strong and growing impact on the normative evolution in our country. The study of European and Romanian law identifies some findings as start points for changing the current level of health, environment and food protection, having the human well being as purpose behind them.

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