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2. Crisis management in English local government: the limits of resilience
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Arrieta, Tania and Davies, Jonathan S.
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- 2024
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3. Assessing Damage of Natural Disasters from Satellite Imagery Using a Deep Learning Model
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Tikle, Shubham, Jidesh, P., Smitha, A., Angrisani, Leopoldo, Series Editor, Arteaga, Marco, Series Editor, Panigrahi, Bijaya Ketan, Series Editor, Chakraborty, Samarjit, Series Editor, Chen, Jiming, Series Editor, Chen, Shanben, Series Editor, Chen, Tan Kay, Series Editor, Dillmann, Rüdiger, Series Editor, Duan, Haibin, Series Editor, Ferrari, Gianluigi, Series Editor, Ferre, Manuel, Series Editor, Hirche, Sandra, Series Editor, Jabbari, Faryar, Series Editor, Jia, Limin, Series Editor, Kacprzyk, Janusz, Series Editor, Khamis, Alaa, Series Editor, Kroeger, Torsten, Series Editor, Li, Yong, Series Editor, Liang, Qilian, Series Editor, Martín, Ferran, Series Editor, Ming, Tan Cher, Series Editor, Minker, Wolfgang, Series Editor, Misra, Pradeep, Series Editor, Möller, Sebastian, Series Editor, Mukhopadhyay, Subhas, Series Editor, Ning, Cun-Zheng, Series Editor, Nishida, Toyoaki, Series Editor, Oneto, Luca, Series Editor, Pascucci, Federica, Series Editor, Qin, Yong, Series Editor, Seng, Gan Woon, Series Editor, Speidel, Joachim, Series Editor, Veiga, Germano, Series Editor, Wu, Haitao, Series Editor, Zamboni, Walter, Series Editor, Zhang, Junjie James, Series Editor, Chakravarthy, V.V.S.S.S., editor, Bhateja, Vikrant, editor, Flores Fuentes, Wendy, editor, Anguera, Jaume, editor, and Vasavi, K. Padma, editor
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- 2023
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4. Innovation in Ukrainian agriculture to mitigate the impact of invasion.
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Berxolli, Ajten, Potryvaieva, Natalia, Dovgal, Olena, Kuzoma, Vitalii, and Pavliuk, Svitlana
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AGRICULTURAL innovations ,AGRICULTURAL intensification ,WAR ,ECONOMICS of war ,AGRICULTURAL technology ,PROBLEM solving ,AGRICULTURE - Abstract
In recent years, agriculture has been the mainstay of the Ukrainian economy. All-out invasion by the Russian Army in early 2022 rendered many territories inaccessible, disrupted trade – and life itself – and prompted a search for solutions and new opportunities. We propose some ways of solving current problems by innovation that could increase the efficiency of the agricultural sector, even during a war. Among these, paradoxically, are both intensification of agriculture and land sparing. But none of these will completely offset the impact of war: we need to use other (not only innovative) methods of enterprise protection. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2023
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5. Towards a conceptual model of crisis communication with the media in the financial sector
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Juliette Kathryn MacLiam and Rachel Barker
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crisis communication ,the media in the financial sector ,crisis response ,gaps in current literature ,crisis-management ,Communication. Mass media ,P87-96 - Abstract
Although crisis communication has emerged as a specialised study field for public relations scholars and practitioners and has been a mounting area of inter-disciplinary research in recent years, several gaps in current literature on crisis communication exist. Gaps include a notable focus on the planning, prevention and recovery stages with lesser attention being devoted to the crisis-response stage; a lack of a comprehensive conceptual framework to guide communication decision makers during this critical period; and that crisis-communication studies appear to be predominantly Western based. This article attempts to address these gaps by focusing on the crisis-response stage, with particular emphasis on communication with the media during a crisis. It is acknowledged that the success of a crisis-management effort is profoundly affected by what an organisation says and does during a crisis – termed the crisis response (Benoit, 1997; Coombs, 2004). This article focuses on this crisis response and is divided as follows: firstly, an introduction to key terminology is provided, followed by the theoretical background, the research approach and methodology, as well as the findings from the case studies, which culminate in the proposed conceptual model for effective crisis communication with the media. Lastly, a critical evaluation of the model is presented and recommendations for further research are provided.
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- 2022
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6. Similarities and differences in managing the Covid-19 crisis and climate change risk
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Ruiu, Maria Laura, Ragnedda, Massimo, and Ruiu, Gabriele
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- 2020
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7. The Southern African Development Community's Noncommittal Approach to Crisis Management in Zimbabwe: The Need to Look beyond Norms.
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Maraire, Fungayi Promote, Sani, Mohd Azizuddin bin Mohd, and Pero, Siti Darwinda Binti Mohamed
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CRISIS management ,POWER (Social sciences) - Abstract
The paper argues for the need to look beyond norms in accounting for the Southern African Development Community's (SADC) noncommittal approach to crisis management in Zimbabwe from the year 2000 onwards. To justify this need, the paper highlights some notable limitations in the dominant normative explanations for SADC's noncommittal approach to Zimbabwe. The paper posits that norms do not account for SADC's inconsistent approach to crisis management despite their popularity. Norms, therefore, provide a partial and incomplete explanation for SADC's noncommittal approach to Zimbabwe. The paper concludes that the key factors shaping SADC's noncommittal approach to Zimbabwe go beyond just norms to include regional power dynamics in SADC. Therefore, this paper recommends extending the debate on SADC's approach to Zimbabwe beyond the currently dominant issue of norms. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2021
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8. Convergență si formule de implementare în contextul dialogului transatlantic. Cooperarea în domeniul managementului crizelor.
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ILINCA, Dragoş
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INTERNATIONAL security ,CRISIS management ,INTERNATIONAL relations ,COOPERATION ,PEACE ,VEINS ,WORLD War II - Abstract
The relationship between the European Union and the United States is unique feature of international context built in the last decades based on shared history, shared values and shared interests. The transatlantic partnership was born of a promise of collective peace, progress and prosperity in the context of US support for Europe recovery after Second World War. In this sense, the Marshall Plan helped rebuild Europe's communities and economies while North Atlantic Treaty Organisation ensured collective security. Even from the initial stages, Transatlantic cooperation encompassed a comprehensive approach of the relationship, ranging from economic aspects towards foreign policy convergence and mutual commitment to global security. In this vein, Transatlantic Partnership developed steadily, while upgrading constantly in accordance with evolutions in the international environment. In this context, crisis management aspects were constantly approached in dialogue conducted in the framework of EU-US cooperation. There are certain achievements both in terms of US and Canada concrete participation in EU crisis management operations as well as in developing coordination mechanisms for combating current security challenges. This trend has the potential to be further consolidated by initiating a dedicated defence and security dialogue between both sides of the Atlantic. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2021
9. Similarities and differences in managing the Covid-19 crisis and climate change risk.
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Ruiu, Maria Laura, Ragnedda, Massimo, and Ruiu, Gabriele
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COVID-19 pandemic ,CLIMATE change ,PUBLIC demonstrations ,COVID-19 ,RISK communication - Abstract
Purpose: This paper investigates both similarities and differences between two global threats represented by climate change (CC) and Covid-19 (CV). This will help understand the reasons behind the recognition of the CV as a pandemic that requires global efforts, whereas efforts to tackle climate change still lack such urgency. This paper aims to answer to the following questions: What are the elements that make CV restrictions acceptable by both the public and policymakers? and What are the elements that make CC restrictions not acceptable? Design/methodology/approach: This paper analyses the situation reports released by the World Health Organisation between the 11th of March (declaration of pandemic) and the 22nd of April, and their associated documents such as the Strategic Preparedness and Response Plan (WHO), the Risk Communication and Community Engagement Action Plan (WHO) and its updated version (WHO) and the Handbook for public health capacity-building (WHO). The analysis ends one week after President Trump's announcement to suspend US funding to WHO (Fedor and Manson, 2020) and his support to public demonstrations against restrictions. Findings: The application of the second stage of the "Crisis and Emergency Risk Communication" model identifies five lessons that can be learned from this comparison. These relate to the necessity to simultaneously warn (about the severity of a threat) and reassure (by suggesting specific courses of action) the public; the need for multilevel collaboration that integrates collective and individual actions; the capacity to present cohesive messages to the public; the risk of politicisation and commodification of the issue that might undermine global efforts to tackle the threat; and the capacity to trigger individual responses through the promotion of self-efficacy. Originality/value: This paper identifies both similarities and differences between CC and CV managements to understand why the two threats are perceived and tackled in different ways. The analysis of official documents released by both the World Health Organisation and the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate CV outbreak as a crisis, whereas climate change is still anchored to the status of a future-oriented risk. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2021
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10. Readiness of the Polish Crisis Management System to Respond to Long-Term, Large-Scale Power Shortages and Failures (Blackouts)
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Dariusz Majchrzak, Krzysztof Michalski, and Jacek Reginia-Zacharski
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energy safety and security ,homeland security ,crisis-management ,critical infrastructures ,civil defence/protection ,disaster resilience ,Technology - Abstract
Large-scale failures of electric power systems (blackouts) have been the subject of intensive research in most countries for several years. This research aims primarily at seeking solutions to improve the reliability of the operation of power systems and the development of effective strategies to protect critical infrastructure from the effects of energy shortages and power cuts. In contrast, systematic research on crisis management and civil protection under conditions of prolonged blackout has been undertaken in Europe only recently, and these extremely important aspects of energy security have been delayed by the COVID-19 crisis. The ability of the Polish crisis management system to cope with the consequences of long-term, large-scale shortages and interruptions in the supply of electricity, as well as the consequences of possible failures in this field, has not been systematically examined to date. This issue is of growing strategic importance, not only from the point of view of security and defence policy, but also economic cooperation in Central and Eastern Europe. Poland’s infrastructural security must be considered in a broad regional and supra-regional context. A long-term lack of electricity in a large area of Poland would undermine the stability of the entire national security system, destabilising the region and supranational security systems. Apart from objective reasons, intentional attacks on the links of such a chain cannot be ruled out. Poland is the leader of this region, a frontline country in the NATO-Russia conflict, as well as a liaison state that provides the Baltic states—being EU and NATO members—with a land connection to Western Europe. In view of the growing risk of blackout, the importance of the problem and the existence of a cognitive gap in this field, we evaluated the Polish crisis management system in terms of its ability to respond to the effects of a sudden, long-term, large-scale blackout. Methodologically, we adopted a systems approach to security management. In order to estimate the consequences of a blackout, we used analogue forecasting tools and scenario analysis. By analysing previous crisis situations caused by blackouts and local conditions of vulnerability to such events, we formulated basic preparedness requirements that a modern crisis management system should meet in the face of the growing risk of blackouts. A review of strategic documents and crisis planning processes in public administration allowed us to identify deficits and weaknesses in the Polish crisis management system. On this basis we formulated recommendations whose implementation shall improve the ability of the national security system to face such challenges in the future.
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- 2021
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11. Managing the Victim Dimension of Large-Scale Disasters.
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Lukaszewski, James E.
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CRISIS management ,EMERGENCY management ,DISASTER relief ,MASS casualties ,EMPATHY ,QUESTIONING - Abstract
The most volatile component of all crisis response is victim management. Failure to promptly, humanely, and empathetically see that victims' needs are met will eclipse an organization's response, and even a flawless response will be remembered for its angry survivors, relatives, public officials, sometimes competitors, but almost always the critics. The two most crucial ingredients of crisis management are effective and accurate communication and then prompt resolution of the issues surrounding victims. This paper familiarizes and sensitizes technical expert readers with the extraordinary impact and emotional power victims bring to any crisis situation. Some important techniques and approaches are discussed, including the nature and causes of victimization and why victims have so much power; the behavior of management and its advisers that triggers, initiates, or prolongs victimization; what victims feel and why they tend to act and remain so upset; and what victims need-validation, visibility, vindication, and extreme empathy/apology-along with constructive strategies that can resolve these different situations quickly and often avoid litigation. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2012
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12. Cultural political economy and critical policy studies.
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Jessop, Bob
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COMPLEXITY (Philosophy) ,CRISIS management ,NEOLIBERALISM ,POLITICAL economic analysis ,SOCIAL sciences ,SEMIOTICS ,STRUCTURATION theory ,ECONOMIC policy ,DECISION making - Abstract
This article introduces cultural political economy as a distinctive approach in the social sciences, including policy studies. The version presented here combines critical semiotic analysis and critical political economy. It grounds its approach to both in the practical necessities of complexity reduction and the role of meaning-making and structuration in turning unstructured into structured complexity as a basis for 'going on' in the world. It explores both semiosis and structuration in terms of the evolutionary mechanisms of variation, selection, and retention and, in this context, also highlights the role of specific forms of agency and specific technologies. These general propositions are illustrated from 'economic imaginaries' (other types of imaginary could have been examined) and their relevance to economic policy. Brief comments on crisis-interpretation and crisis-management give this example some substance. The conclusion notes some implications for research in critical policy studies. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2009
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13. Cyber Security Incident oriented crisis management in companies
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Dworschak, Matthias
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Computer-Emergency-Response-Team (CERT) ,IT-Security ,Crisis-Management ,Cybercrime ,Cybersicherheitsvorfall ,Krisenmanagement ,cyber security incident ,IT security ,computer emergency response team (CERT) ,Cyberincident ,IT-Sicherheit ,Cybervorfall ,cyber incident ,Hackback ,cyber crime ,Cybersecurity-Incident ,crisis management ,Cyberkriminalität - Abstract
Die vorliegende Forschungsarbeit beschäftigt sich mit der Erstellung eines praktikablen, auf Cybersecurity-Incidents ausgerichteten, Krisenmanagementmodells für Unternehmen. Kontext und Problemstellung In den letzten Jahren ist das Thema „Schäden für Unternehmen, die durch IT-gestützte Sicherheitsvorfälle (Cybersecurity-Incidents, kurz CSIs) entstehen“, zunehmend in den Fo-kus der Forschung gerückt. Zahlreiche Werke und Studien wurden zu dieser Thematik publiziert. Cybercrime ist für die Wirtschaft und Gesellschaft insbesondere dadurch beson-ders bedrohlich, dass CSIs schwer zu erkennen sind und aufgrund der inhärenten Komple-xität der miteinander kommunizierenden Systeme nur bedingt beherrschbar sind. Durch die gegenseitigen Abhängigkeiten der Systeme sowie die weltweite Vernetzung kann aus ei-nem CSI eine existenzbedrohende Situation für Unternehmen entstehen. Die Analyse des aktuellen Forschungsstandes zum Thema „Management CSI-basierter Krisen“ zeigt sehr deutlich, dass es derzeit keinen anwendbaren, international gültigen Krisenmanagement-standard gibt, der auf CSIs näher eingeht. Der wissenschaftlichen Literatur mangelt es sichtlich an CSI-spezifischen Krisenmanagementmodellen und -ansätzen. Dies ist insbe-sondere deshalb problematisch, weil durch die Digitalisierung und zunehmende Vernet-zung der IT-Systeme, die Anzahl an Cybersecurity-Incidents kontinuierlich ansteigt. Es be-steht die dringende Notwendigkeit eines Modells, das Unternehmen beim Aufbau eines auf CSIs ausgerichteten Krisenmanagements unterstützt. Theoretischer Teil In diesem Abschnitt der Forschungsarbeit wird das theoretische Grundgerüst für das zu entwickelnde, auf CSIs ausgerichtete Krisenmanagementmodell erörtert und es werden wichtige Termini, wie bspw. „Cybersecurity-Incidents“, definiert. Die verschiedenen Arten von Cybersecurity-Incidents, die derzeitigen und zukünftigen Entwicklungen im Bereich der Cybersecurity-Incidents sowie der Cyberattacken-Lebenszyklus, also die Phasen, die Cy-berkriminelle bei einer Cyberattacke durchlaufen, werden näher beschrieben. Hinsichtlich des Aufbaus des auf CSIs ausgerichteten Krisenmanagementmodells, wird das Prevention-Preparedness-Response-Recovery-Modell inklusive Aktivitätsbereiche vorgestellt. Weiters werden regulative Anforderungen aufgezeigt, die für das auf CSIs ausgerichtete Krisenma-nagement relevant sind. Entwicklung eines auf CSIs ausgerichteten Krisenmanagementmodells Dieser Abschnitt widmet sich dem entwickelten, auf CSIs ausgerichteten Krisenmanage-mentmodell. Hierbei werden die präventiven und reaktiven Krisenmanagementphasen, die Prozesse sowie der Mehrwert des erarbeiteten Modells dargelegt. Ergebnisse, Diskussion und Conclusio Im letzten Abschnitt wird die praktische Anwendbarkeit des entwickelten, auf CSIs ausge-richteten Krisenmanagementmodells anhand schriftlicher, leitfadengestützter Expertinnen- und Experteninterviews empirisch überprüft. Die erhobenen Daten werden mit der zusam-menfassenden, qualitativen Inhaltsanalyse nach Mayring (2010) ausgewertet. Die aus den Interviews resultierenden Ergebnisse werden zusammengefasst dargelegt. Danach werden die empirischen Ergebnisse diskutiert und mit theoretischen Erkenntnissen in Verbindung gesetzt. Abschließend wird ein Fazit gegeben und die durchgeführte Forschung kritisch reflektiert. Ein kurzer Forschungsausblick rundet die vorliegenden Masterarbeit ab. The present research project deals with the development of a practicable, CSI-oriented crisis management model for companies. Context and problem definition In recent years, the topic "damage to companies caused by IT-supported security incidents (cybersecurity incidents, or CSIs for short)" has increasingly moved into the research focus. Numerous works and studies have been published on this topic. Cybercrime is particularly threatening for the economy and society as CSIs are difficult to detect and can only be con-trolled to a limited extent due to the inherent complexity of the systems communicating with each other. Due to the mutual dependencies of the systems as well as the worldwide net-working, a CSI can lead to a situation threatening the existence of companies. The analysis of the current state of research on the topic of "Management of CSI-based crises" shows very clearly that there is currently no applicable, internationally valid crisis management standard that deals with CSIs in greater detail. The scientific literature obviously lacks CSI-specific crisis management models and approaches. This is particularly problematic as the number of cybersecurity incidents is continuously increasing due to digitalisation and grow-ing networking of IT systems. There is an urgent need for a model that supports companies in setting up CSI-oriented crisis management. Theoretical part In this section of the research work, the theoretical framework for the CSI-oriented crisis management model to be developed is discussed and important terms such as "cybersecu-rity incidents" are defined. The different types of cyber security incidents, the current and future developments in the field of cyber security incidents as well as the cyber attack life cycle, i.e. the phases that cyber criminals go through during a cyber attack, are described in more detail. With regard to the structure of the CSI-oriented crisis management model, the prevention-preparedness-response-recovery model including activity areas is present-ed. Furthermore, it is described what causes the need of companies for a CSI-oriented cri-sis management model. Development of a CSI-oriented crisis management model This section is dedicated to the developed CSI-oriented crisis management model. It de-scribes the preventive and reactive crisis management phases, the processes and the added value of the CSI-oriented crisis management model. Results, discussion and conclusion In the last section, the practical applicability of the developed CSI-oriented crisis manage-ment model is empirically tested through written guideline-based expert interviews. The collected data is then evaluated using the summarising, qualitative content analysis accord-ing to Mayring (2010). The results of the interviews are summarised and presented. The results are then linked to the developed CSI-oriented crisis management model and theory in form of a discussion. Finally, a conclusion is given and the realised research is critically reflected. A short research outlook completes the present master thesis. vorgelegt von: Matthias Dworschak Wien, FH Campus Wien, Masterarb., 2020
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- 2020
14. Readiness of the Polish Crisis Management System to Respond to Long-Term, Large-Scale Power Shortages and Failures (Blackouts).
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Majchrzak, Dariusz, Michalski, Krzysztof, and Reginia-Zacharski, Jacek
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CRISIS management ,ELECTRIC power failures ,ELECTRIC power systems ,PUBLIC administration ,SECURITY management ,SECURITY systems - Abstract
Large-scale failures of electric power systems (blackouts) have been the subject of intensive research in most countries for several years. This research aims primarily at seeking solutions to improve the reliability of the operation of power systems and the development of effective strategies to protect critical infrastructure from the effects of energy shortages and power cuts. In contrast, systematic research on crisis management and civil protection under conditions of prolonged blackout has been undertaken in Europe only recently, and these extremely important aspects of energy security have been delayed by the COVID-19 crisis. The ability of the Polish crisis management system to cope with the consequences of long-term, large-scale shortages and interruptions in the supply of electricity, as well as the consequences of possible failures in this field, has not been systematically examined to date. This issue is of growing strategic importance, not only from the point of view of security and defence policy, but also economic cooperation in Central and Eastern Europe. Poland's infrastructural security must be considered in a broad regional and supra-regional context. A long-term lack of electricity in a large area of Poland would undermine the stability of the entire national security system, destabilising the region and supranational security systems. Apart from objective reasons, intentional attacks on the links of such a chain cannot be ruled out. Poland is the leader of this region, a frontline country in the NATO-Russia conflict, as well as a liaison state that provides the Baltic states—being EU and NATO members—with a land connection to Western Europe. In view of the growing risk of blackout, the importance of the problem and the existence of a cognitive gap in this field, we evaluated the Polish crisis management system in terms of its ability to respond to the effects of a sudden, long-term, large-scale blackout. Methodologically, we adopted a systems approach to security management. In order to estimate the consequences of a blackout, we used analogue forecasting tools and scenario analysis. By analysing previous crisis situations caused by blackouts and local conditions of vulnerability to such events, we formulated basic preparedness requirements that a modern crisis management system should meet in the face of the growing risk of blackouts. A review of strategic documents and crisis planning processes in public administration allowed us to identify deficits and weaknesses in the Polish crisis management system. On this basis we formulated recommendations whose implementation shall improve the ability of the national security system to face such challenges in the future. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2021
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15. Disaster-management,-a-challenge-for-care?Deployment-competences-of-nursing-staff-in-the-field-of-traumatology
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Zimmerhansl, Cornelia
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Katastrophenmanagement ,Disaster-management ,Skills ,Einsatzkompetenzen ,crisis-management ,Krisenbewältigung - Abstract
Hintergrund: Gesundheits- und Krankenpflegepersonen stellen neben den Ärtz*innen einen wesentlichen Teil der Gesundheitsversorgung der lokalen Bevölkerung sicher. Umso wichtiger ist es, dass das Krankenpflegepersonal im Falle eines Katastrophen- oder Großschadensereignisses vorbereitet ist. Ziel: Ziel dieser Arbeit ist es das Ausmaß der Einsatzkompetenzen sowie den aktuellen Wissensstand des gehobenen Gesundheits- und Krankenpflegepersonals bezüglich Katastrophenvorsorge zu erheben und darzustellen. Methode: Es wurde der quantitative Forschungsansatz mittels Fragebogen verwendet. Die Daten wurden mit dem IBM- Programm SPSS Version 25 ausgewertet. An dieser Studie nahmen 145 gehobene Gesundheits- und Krankenpflegepersonen teil, die im traumatologischen Schwerpunktbereich tätig sind. Ergebnisse: Es zeigt sich, dass beim Krankenpflegepersonal ein Rollenbewusstsein existiert. Ebenfalls ist eine positive Einstellung gegenüber dem Thema Katastrophenschutz verzeichnet werden. Jedoch konnte festgestellt werden, dass das bestehende Wissen teilweise im geringem Ausmaß eingesetzt werden kann. Diskussion: Nur durch Aus,- und Weiterbildungen können Pflegepersonen mit den Fähigkeiten ausgestattet werden, die sie benötigen, um in einer Krisensituation effektiv arbeiten zu können. Darüber hinaus müssen Möglichkeiten zur Teilnahme an Katastrophenschulungen und Übungen bestehen um das Selbstvertrauen der Pflegepersonen und die Vertrautheit bei der Reaktion auf Katastrophen zu verbessern. Background: Allied healthcare and nursing staff stand alongside doctors in looking after the healthcare needed of the local population. It is therefore important that nursing staff are well-prepared for catastrophes and mass incidents. Aim: The aim of this study was to determine and improve the practical skills and knowledge of nursing staff with regards to catastrophe management. Methods: Questionnaires were used as the research tool. The data was analysed using the programme IBM-SPSS version 25. 145 nursing staff showed and awareness of their roles. In addition, a positive attitude towards Crisis Resource Management was demonstrated. However, it was also shown showed that their existing knowledge could only partly be used to a limited extent. Conclusion: Only through further training can healthcare staff become adequately equipped to effectively work in a crisis situation. Future opportunities for crisis resource management training and practice will improve self-confidence and competence in managing catastrophes. Wien, FH Campus Wien, Masterarb., 2019
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- 2019
16. A Study of a Japanese disaster policy : A change of the recognition to 'a crisis' and 'a disaster policy'
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防災政策 ,危機管理 ,crisis ,防災 ,government ,危機 ,disaster-measures ,災害 ,disaster prevention ,crisis-management ,災害対策 - Abstract
本稿では,戦後の災害対策の政策を,その前提となる政治,行政,国民の認識の変化を念頭に,防災関係の法令及び予算を概観し,次に危機管理研究の成果である危機の定義と危機の段階的把握を整理した上で,災害政策の傾向,すなわち災害政策が「防災」から「危機管理」へ変化,拡大されていく過程及びその意義を明らかにする。初めに戦後の我が国の災害を概観し,同時期の災害関係の法令と予算を検討する。次に災害政策を考える上で参考となる危機管理研究の成果である危機の定義と危機の段階的アプローチを整理する。最後に政治・行政の分野で災害対策が「防災」から「危機管理」へ拡大あるいは統合されていく過程を明らかにしその意義を考察する。, I try to clarify the following problems in this report. A postwar disaster policy of our country to change from "disaster prevention" to "crisis control" and the extended process and significance. I investigate what kind of influence a change of the political administrative recognition had on legislation and budget. I arrange "the definition of the crisis" that is the result of the crisis control study. Then I arrange "the graded grasp of the crisis" and confirm the tendency of the disaster policy.Firstly I survey the disaster that occurred in postwar our country. Then I examine disaster-related laws, ordinances and budget. Then I arrange "the definition of the crisis" and "the graded approach of the crisis" that is the result of the crisis control study to serve as a reference in thinking about a disaster-policy.Finally anti-disaster measures clarify expansion or a unified process from "disaster prevention" to "crisis management" politics in an administrative field.
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- 2015
17. Being the best at winning the peace. NATO and EU rival development of a comprehensive approach to crisis management
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Egger, Clara, Pacte, Laboratoire de sciences sociales (PACTE), Université Pierre Mendès France - Grenoble 2 (UPMF)-Université Joseph Fourier - Grenoble 1 (UJF)-Sciences Po Grenoble - Institut d'études politiques de Grenoble (IEPG)-Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique (CNRS), and Egger, Clara
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comprehensive approach ,NATO ,inter-organizational relations ,EU ,[SHS.SCIPO] Humanities and Social Sciences/Political science ,crisis-management ,[SHS.SCIPO]Humanities and Social Sciences/Political science - Abstract
As the above mentioned quotations underline, the current development of the European Union (EU) and the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) comprehensive approach is characterized by an open rivalry between both organizations. Both actors strive to be recognized as the favorite regional peacekeeper of the United Nations (UN). The EU points at its "uniqueness" as an actor gathering civilian and military capabilities whereas NATO emphasizes its highly efficient military might. The dynamics of EU/NATO relationship and the current competition between both organizations are closely linked to the evolution of the European security architecture. The end of the Cold War and the development of the European Security and Defence Policy (ESDP) have deeply affected the relations between EU and NATO.
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- 2013
18. Methodological basis of system approach realization of crisis management
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Afanasieva, Olha Borysivna
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preventive crisis-management ,crisis ,system approach ,антикризовий менеджмент ,превентивне антикризове управління ,кризис ,системний підхід ,антикризисный менеджмент ,системный подход ,crisis-management ,криза ,превентивное антикризисное управление - Abstract
У статті на основі систематизації досліджень виокремлено науково-методичні підходи до трактування антикризового управління. Визначено його основні принципи та функції, а також доведено необхідність активізації застосування превентивного антикризового управління. В статье на основе систематизации исследований выделены научно-методические подходы к трактованию антикризисного управления. Определены его основные принципы и функции, а также доказана необходимость активизации внедрения превентивного антикризисного управления. In the article scientific and methodical approaches to crisis-management interpretation were distinguished on the basis of systematization of researches. Its main principles and functions were defined, and the necessity of preventive crisis-management was proved.
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- 2011
19. Comparative analysis of crisis management and traditional management
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Vasylieva, Tetiana Anatoliivna and Afanasieva, Olha Borysivna
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preventive crisis-management ,reactive crisis-management ,financial crisis ,антикризовий менеджмент ,фінансова криза ,превентивне управління ,антикризисный менеджмент ,превентивное управление ,финансовый кризис ,реагирующее управление ,crisis-management ,реагуюче управління - Abstract
У статті систематизовано науково-методичні підходи до співвідношення управління та антикризового менеджменту в діяльності суб’єктів господарювання. Доведено, що останній є окремим видом управління, зі своїми інструментами та об’єктами дослідження; авторами проведено порівняльний аналіз традиційного та антикризового менеджменту. В статье систематизированы научно-методологические подходы к соотношению управления и антикризисного менеджмента в деятельности субъектов хозяйствования. Доказано, что последний является отдельным видом управления, со своими инструментами и объектами исследования; авторами проведён сравнительный анализ традиционного и антикризисного менеджмента. Methodological approaches to correlation between crisis-management and traditional management in economic entities’ activity are systematized in the article. The fact that the latter one is individual kind of management with its own instruments and objects of research is proven; comparative analysis of crisis-management and traditional management is held by authors.
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- 2011
20. The essence of economic crisis in the context of crisis management
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Vasylieva, Tetiana Anatoliivna and Afanasieva, Olha Borysivna
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crisis ,антикризовий менеджмент ,кризис ,життєвий цикл суб'єкта господарювання ,антикризисный менеджмент ,crisis-management ,криза ,life cycle of business entity ,жизненный цикл предприятия - Abstract
У статті систематизовано основні науково-методичні підходи до трактування сутності економічної кризи. Автором виокремлено основні етапи розвитку теорії економічних криз та антикризового менеджменту; доведено, що кризи є закономірною стадією розвитку будь-якої системи, які мають згладжуватися з допомогою інструментів антикризового управління з метою забезпечення стабільної діяльності суб’єктів господарювання. The basic scientific and methodological approaches to the interpretation of the nature of the economic crisis are systematized in the article. The author specifically mentioned the main stages of development of the theory of economic crises and crisis management; it is proved that the crisis is a natural stage of development of any system that have to be managed by using the tools of crisis management to ensure stable activity of business entities.
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- 2010
21. Europe Rediscovers Peacekeeping? Political and Military Logics in the 2006 UNIFIL Enhancement
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Mattelaer, Alexander, Biscop, Sven, Political Science, and Institute for European Studies
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defence ,ESDP ,Peacekeeping ,UNIFIL ,UN ,Lebanon ,crisis-management - Abstract
The war between Israel and Hezbollah in 2006 came to an end when both con- flict parties accepted the plan of reinforcing the United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon (UNIFIL) as a means to enable a ceasefire. In political as well as mili- tary terms, European nations were the driving force behind this UNIFIL 'enhancement' - marking a difficult return to the UN peacekeeping system since the debacles in the former Yugoslavia. This Egmont Paper explores both the political and military logic underlying the UNIFIL enhancement. On the basis of a detailed analysis of both the political decision-making process and the military planning cycle of the operation it develops two interlinked arguments. On the one hand, it argues that UNIFIL's operational strategy relies on its three- dimensional presence as a security buffer, as a mechanism for de-escalation and as an important actor in the local economy. On the other hand, it argues that friction between the political and military levels is at the root of persisting prob- lems in terms of information management, organisational structures and the conceptual foundations of operational planning. As such this Egmont Paper assesses the strategic rationale of the operation, which is shown to be limited, and accounts for a variety of practical problems that hamper an effective func- tioning of the operation. On the basis of this twofold argument, three main conclusions can be drawn. Firstly, the enhancement of UNIFIL showed that the UN peacekeeping system still constitutes a suitable platform for deploying European armed forces, but under two specific conditions. On the one hand, the question under which organisational flag troops are deployed was answered on a pragmatic basis. The UN framework in this case was chosen because the host nation insisted on it. The Lebanese government excluded the other options, whether NATO, ESDP or an ad hoc multinational coalition. On the other hand, the European troop con- tributors insisted on redesigning the organisational set-up for theoperation, both in terms of expanding oversight via the ad hoc established Strategic Mili- tary Cell as well as introducing their own approach to planning operations. Secondly, the inherent tension between intergovernmental political decision- making process and integrated military planning that is natural to any multina- tional operation was compounded by a mental gap between the UN political staff and the NATO trained military officers from European contributors. This mental gap boiled down to two competing views on how to manage operations. The UN approach was characterised by a much higher level of political sensitiv- ity - with obvious implications for information management e.g. - and a decentralised approach to operation management. The greater political unity amongst European troop contributors as well as the preference for more robust com- mand structures thus created a structural fault line in the mission set-up early on. Interestingly, the confrontation between both worlds proved to be a learning experience and tensions eased over time. Individual UN staffers came to see that military planning doctrine as standardised by NATO had something to offer in terms of making planning and management processes work smoothly. At the same time, European troop contributors rediscovered UN peacekeeping ten years after leaving it and found it could be made to work better than it had in the past. Thirdly, peacekeeping in a context such as Lebanon after the 2006 war is fraught with conceptual problems when it comes to operational planning doc- trine. The UN's approach to operations, which is procedurally flexible but chronically under-resourced, is very light on the content of operational plan- ning. There is no real peacekeeping doctrine spelling out the causal reasoning how the ambitious goals set out in the mandate can be achieved. Peacekeeping thus relies on a more programmatic approach to planning operations, bringing about conditions that hopefully lead in the right direction. If such hopes prove to beidle, the operation simply goes on in time and becomes part of the scenery. The NATO planning doctrine preferred by European troop contributors does give planners the conceptual toolkit for designing operations, but this concep- tual toolkit is only fully applicable to missions with powerful political mandates. Traditional planning concepts such as centre of gravity and end-state remain useful as an intellectual compass, but in a peacekeeping context they lead plan- ners to think far beyond their mandate. What can be made of the strategic effectiveness of the enhanced UNIFIL? The most straightforward effect was that the enhanced UNIFIL made the ceasefire on 14 August 2006 possible in the first place and contributed to maintaining it ever since. The three-dimensional strategic role outlined in this paper does give a coherent answer to how the operation can foster the intended effects. The enhanced UNIFIL in this sense does harness the use of armed forces for political ends. Yet it is equally true that such a strategy cannot achieve conflict resolution - it can only enable the sort of conditions that make renewed hostilities less likely. An operation with a limited political mandate can only achieve limited objectives. In that sense, the enhanced UNIFIL cannot be strategically decisive: it manages conflict on an interim basis, but does not make peace.
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- 2009
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