A Shift in the Security Paradigm: Global Challenges: Is Europe Ready to Meet Them?

Foreword; S. Duarte.- Acknowledgments.- About the Editors.- 1. Introduction.- Part I Among Global Players.- Chapter 2. The United Kingdom and Its Future Contribution to The Defence of Europe; E. Zamarripa.- Chapter 3. The Indo-Pacific: The Gauntlet Thrown Down by U.S., India, Japan and Australia; G. Spagnol.- Chapter 4. Russian Federation and Turkey vis-à-vis Europe; J. Biziewski.- Part II Challenges to Security.- Chapter 5. Economic Intelligence and National Security; V. Martinez Valero.- Chapter 6. Analytical Approach to Emergent Hybrid Threats Phenomena. Case Study: EU and Colombia; J.J. Delgado Moran et al.- Chapter 7. Competition in the Outer Space and Ocean Depth; R.S. Czarny et al.- Chapter 8. The Terrorist Attack Model Against Diplomatic Interests; A. Priego.- Chapter 9. Today's Challenges to International Peace and Security: Searching for Quality in International Affairs; P. Wallenstein.- Part III Necessary changes.- Chapter 10. New World Stage, New Weapons, New Military Doctrines; J. Lopez Diaz.- Chapter 11. Long-Lasting Solutions to the Problem of Migration; J.M. Ramirez.- Chapter 12. The Role of NATO; F. Yaniz.- Chapter 13. EU Strategic Autonomy. Need for deeper changes; J. Biziewski; J. Ochman.- Part IV Social aspects.- Chapter 14. Information Society and the Protective Influence of Security CultureJ. Piwowarski.- Chapter 15. Conflict Resolution in Prisons. Education, Restorative Justice and Prisoner Facilitated Mediation; L. Millana et al.- Chapter 16. The necessary link between Security Culture and Data Protection in the European Union; L. Garcia Segura.- Epilogue; J. Biziewski.