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A Critical Infrastructure Perspective and Systems Perspective on Hybrid Threats in the Black Sea Region

Published:2022-02 Issue:1 Volume:2022 Page:64-81
ISSN:2668-7984
Container-title:Romanian Military Thinking
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Author:

VEVERA Adrian-Victor, ,GEORGESCU Alexandru,CÎRNU Carmen-Elena, ,

Abstract

"The Black Sea region features high complexity and other factors, such as the lack of a regional security architecture, which, in the current security context, result in a high effectiveness for hybrid warfare approaches. This has been proven by the track record of hybrid and unconventional warfare operations in the region, targeting also civilian infrastructure. The article proposes a Critical Infrastructure perspective on Black Sea insecurity, highlighting the potentiality for hybrid warfare but also measures which can increase resilience to hybrid threats on the basis of the Critical Infrastructure Protection framework. Lastly, the article highlights contributions which Romania can make on the basis of its experience and success in implementing CIP."

Publisher

Unitatea Militara 02515RM Bucuresti

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