CHALLENGES TO SECURITY POLICIES IN A DIGITAL ENVIRONMENT

· GOLEA DANIELA GEORGIANA
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The book explores the transformation of national security policies in the context of a rapidly evolving digital environment, with a comparative focus on Romania and Bulgaria. Anchored in political science, the research examines how these two NATO and EU member states adapt their cybersecurity governance to increasing threats, including state-sponsored attacks, organized cybercrime, hybrid warfare, and disinformation campaigns. Covering the period 2018–2025, the study employs qualitative and comparative methodologies to assess institutional resilience, legal frameworks, and public policy responses. Findings reveal critical asymmetries, legislative gaps, and limited cross-sector coordination. The dissertation also integrates a geopolitical dimension, linking digital threats with regional instability—especially the war in Ukraine—and strategic vulnerabilities along NATO’s eastern flank. It emphasizes the need for democratic accountability in cybersecurity policymaking and proposes adaptive strategies for national and regional cooperation. By conceptualizing cybersecurity as a central pillar of national security, the research offers theoretical and practical contributions that enrich political science and inform public policy design in digitally exposed democracies.


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Daniela Koler
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A very well done research
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Daniela Georgiana GOLEA, PhD is a researcher and political scientist specializing in national security, intelligence studies, military affairs, and artificial intelligence. A Corresponding Member of the Romanian Academy, she has authored eight specialist books—including Bioterrorism—and over fifty scholarly articles published in academic venues of the Romanian Academy, the Romanian Academy of Scientists, and other research outlets. Her work examines how states and institutions build resilience to hybrid and digital threats, combining comparative analysis with rigorous, practice-oriented recommendations. She contributes regularly to international conferences and peer-reviewed publications, with current interests in digital sovereignty, strategic communication, and the ethics of emerging technologies. In this book, she demonstrates—through a comparative, evidence-based inquiry—how institutional design, accountability, and cross-sector cooperation shape national resilience in the digital era, diagnosing recurrent reactive responses and proposing a pragmatic roadmap for anticipatory governance, capacity building, and democratic oversight.


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