NATIONAL SECURITY CULTURE - THE IMPERATIVE OF THE OPEN SOCIETY
NATIONAL SECURITY CULTURE - THE IMPERATIVE OF THE OPEN SOCIETY

Author(s): Claudiu Saftoiu
Subject(s): Government/Political systems, International relations/trade, Security and defense, Military policy, Peace and Conflict Studies
Published by: Carol I National Defence University Publishing House
Keywords: security; convergence communication; security concepts; politics&security;
Summary/Abstract: Romania is not the only country where significant gaps in security culture among political decision makers and civil society make their presence felt. The frequent terminology confusion, as well as the ignorance of political decision-makers. The politician is confronted with a military system, which is organised and disciplined and which they must collaborate with, so as to achieve national security objectives through political and administrative levers. The political entities involved with the national security decision-making process - the Presidency, the Government, the Parliament, the line ministries - have the institutional capacity to manage strategic communication, but are tributary to political-electoral cycling behaviours

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