Asigurarea Ordinii Publice și Siguranței Naționale prin mijloace diplomatice și Cooperare Internațională
Ensuring Public Order and National Security through diplomatic means and International Cooperation

Summary/Abstract: As to accomplish thes cientific research based on qualitative and quantitative principles, specialty knowledge in public order, security and safety and professional experience of many years valuing, I structured the thesis in 7 (seven) chapters. They shall include the global threats for public order and national security viewed from an evolutionarily perspective, exhaustively outline the evolution of order and security systems in area of interest of Romania, the actual changes that leads to ensuring and configuring the forces in the system on daily realities basis, certifying the public need of predictables on shor tand medium term reported to the social, economic and cultural domestic and international evolution, with direct consequences in public order and security. Subsequently, the focus is channled to the International European and Regional Organizations, an important component of Romanian diplomacy, of which joined forces are needed to mantain in an environment of close cooperation, in particular as regards police and judicial cooperation. Below are being analysed the six components that are required to achieve this said space of cooperation security and stability, arising out of diplomatical techniques and international relations. The effective police and judicial cooperation in criminal matters must go hand in hand with respect for fundamental rights, in particular the right to privacy and to protection of personal data, always through instruments which had as goal the well being, public order, health, education, preventing illegal migration and economic crimes. This objective can be achieved with the existence of an active diplomacy. This paper has set itself the task of evaluating the international law mechanisms that have an impact in the field of prevention of and the fight against global threats. The following chapter is aimed at addressing the internal land international intelligence liaison, as liaison is becoming thecore of almost all major intelligence operations around the globe, focusing on how it is helping agencies to adapt to new types of threats, cost-effectiveness in terms of money, risks, as well as the political and diplomatic influence it can offer. Finaly, we think we've corroborated some startling first-hand observations, as well as changes needed de lege ferenda

• Details
• Contents