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"Cultural Security Is an On-Going Journey…" Exploring Views from Staff Members on the Quality and Cultural Security of Services for Aboriginal Families in Western Australia. [PDF]
Gubhaju L +7 more
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Culture and Food Security [PDF]
Abstract This paper reviews available cross-disciplinary evidence on how culture affects food security. We discuss the impact of culture on all four dimensions (availability, access and choice, utilization, and stability). There is large heterogeneity in the size and breadth of available evidence, with research often biased toward high-come countries.
Alonso, Elena Briones +2 more
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Security culture and security anthropology
The topic of the article is the relationship between security culture and anthropology of securi-ty. The authors recall the most important definitions of security culture and anthropology of security, both of which belong to the discipline of security sciences, and conclude that culture, including its special sphere called security culture, is a human ...
Łukasz Trzciński, Juliusz Piwowarski
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STRENGTHENING THE SECURITY CULTURE IN ROMANIA
The current security context requires proper and consolidated solutions in order to lower the number of risks posed by the ongoing national security threats. Strengthening the security culture is one of these solutions, as it can ensure the engendering of desirable attitudes towards existing security risks. Shortly, security culture is a combination of
Bianca-Elena STAN (PREDOANĂ) +2 more
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European Security Culture<br> European security culture<br> The European Security Model and Banal Preemption<br> External-Internal, War-Police<br> Normative or Normalising Power?<br> Normative contradictions<br> ...
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Enablers of Information Security Culture
AbstractThe aim of our article is to provide arguments for a poly-contextual and dynamic approach to information security risk culture. We consider the correlation of memes as DNA (DeoxyriboNucleic Acid) of the mind with knowledge and the organizational context. Our approach is interpretivist, reflective and dialectic (Cecez-Kecmanovic, 2011). It seeks
Munteanu, Adrian-Bogdanel +1 more
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Since the events of 11 September 2001, there have been several attempts against the security of aircraft in flight. These threats have ranged from shoe bombs to dirty bombs to explosives that can be assembled in flight with liquids, aerosols and gels.
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A Case for Societal Digital Security Culture [PDF]
Information and communication technology systems, such as remote health care monitoring and smart mobility applications, have become indispensable parts of our lives. Security vulnerabilities in these systems could cause financial losses, privacy/safety compromises, and operational interruptions. This paper demonstrates through examples, that technical
Ben Othmane, L. +5 more
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From Security Culture to Effective E-Security Solutions [PDF]
Stakes and challenges of e-security are analyzed to point out key issues in mastering information technologies risks. Lessons from the past are summarized to explain why security solutions are not effective. The global deployment of the information society is constrained by the development and overall acceptance of an international e-security framework.
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THREE PILLARS OF SECURITY CULTURE
The article presents a proposal for multidisciplinary scientific platform, as a basis for security studies. It includes not only the military but mostly non-military aspects of security. An emphasis is put on security culture, the main pivot of the “Security Culture” as a scientific journal, with the three pillars of the security culture concept ...
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