Information, Security and Society in the Covid-19 Pandemic

ISBN-13: 9781032314426 / Angielski / Twarda / 2023 / 230 str.

Natalia Moch; Wioletta Wereda; Jerzy Stańczyk

Opis

The book analyzes the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the security environment and modern societies. Using a holistic, interdisciplinary approach to security issues, it draws attention to political, military, cultural, information, legal, psychological and social aspects.

Spis treści

Part I: Security Environment in the Age of a Pandemic 1. Changes in the Strategic Environment Following the COVID-19 Pandemic 2. Safety Culture During the COVID-19 Pandemic and the Effectiveness of Dealing with the Coronavirus and its Consequences 3. Thanatological Perspectives of the COVID-19 Pandemic 4. Schengen and Security in Times of COVID-19 Part II: Psychological and Sociological Conditions of Security 5. Selected Psychological Determinants of Human Behvaiour During the COVID-19 Pandemic 6. Situational Awareness of the Population in the Sphere of Public Security Services Under COVID-19 Conditions 7. The Role of Media in Providing Information, Recommendation and Human Informational Security Part III: Information During Pandemic 8. Disinformation During the COVID-19 Pandemic 9. The European Union's Policy Towards the COVID-19 Crisis in 2020 and the Russian Contribution to Infodemic 10. Digital Competencies of Information Security in the International Environment in the time of Contemporary Threats 11. COVID-19 as an Element of Hybrid Threats Part IV: Security Operations in the Time of Pandemic Crises 12. Symbolic Representation of the Threats Related to the COVID-19 Pandemic in the Crisis Management System in Poland and Selected Countries 13. Reasons for the Limited Effectiveness of the Recognition and Readout of Warning Signals – in the Light of Research on the Perceiving of Threats Caused by COVID-19 virus 14. Analysis of the Quality of Crisis Management Plans in Selected EU Countires in the Context on COVID-19 Pandemic 15. Action of Selected Entities of the Operational Security Subsystem in Combating the COVID-19 Pandemic