Challenges of inclusive security

Mršević, Zorica and Janković, Svetlana (2018) Challenges of inclusive security. In: Thematic conference proceedings of International Scientific Conference "Archibald Reiss Days". Vol. 2. Academy of Criminalistic and Police Studies, Belgrade, pp. 183-192. ISBN 978-86-7020-405-8; 978-86-7020-190-3

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Abstract

The inclusion of the security sector in many EU member states has become one of the priorities of the national security of today. The reason for this introduction of inclusive security has been rationally observed as the security interest of countries of diversified compoaition of population, faced with modern security risks. This concept enables women and members of various national and religious minority groups to be included without discrimination, in the security sector of the countries of their citizenship. It is well known that women too oftenly were asked to assist to stabilize the country. But this happens usualy only after the conflict, although it would be much better for states to invest their entire population into peace, stability and prosperity in due time, meaning, before the outbreak of violence. Inclusion of women as decision makers in peacebuilding processes provides better results. It is more likely that peace agreements will be quicker achieved and longly sustained when women are significantly involved. Reducing the risk of disasters is as well as conflict resolution also another important domain for considering inclusive ways and methods for reducing the vulnerability and risks of society from disasters, in order to avoid or hinder adverse effects and dangers caused by natural phenomena.

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