TECTONICS OF THE INTERNATIONAL SECURITY ENVIRONMENT – A SUCCINT, MULTIDIMENSIONAL ANALYSIS
TECTONICS OF THE INTERNATIONAL SECURITY ENVIRONMENT – A SUCCINT, MULTIDIMENSIONAL ANALYSIS

Author(s): Otilia LEHACI
Subject(s): Politics / Political Sciences, Politics, Security and defense
Published by: Carol I National Defence University Publishing House
Keywords: tectonic disturbances; security; instability; crises; geopolitical factors;
Summary/Abstract: This study explores the nature, causes and implications of large-scale tectonic disturbances in the international security environment. These disruptions, defined as systemic events that produce structural changes in the global security architecture, can be generated by geopolitical, economic, technological, climatic, and health factors. The paper analyses the typology of these phenomena, their impact on international stability and institutional response mechanisms. Why “tectonics”? Although the name is related to the movements of the Earth’s crust, it can be considered that such coagulations and movements may also be observed in terms of masses (peoples), their relations with each other and movements in the geopolitical space.

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