Security as a foundation for developing the process of resocialization, readaptation and reintegration in the local environment.

Abstract

The text deals with the role of broadly understood security as a necessary foundation for the implementation of the process of resocialization, reintegration and readaptation in the local environment. Only a properly functioning environment, guided by applicable norms compliant with the law, is able to create the reality necessary for the readaptation, reintegration and rehabilitation of the individual. The environment in question is a local environment where the processes of readaptation, reintegration and rehabilitation processes should be implemented, which should be based mainly on work on potentials and creative impacts with the support of the local environment. The text refers to the concept of human security, selected security theories understood as the foundation of impacts on individuals. The significance of social bonds and the concept of moving spaces that are an example of cooperation between institutions and society were also discussed. The considerations conclude the reference to human and social capital inherent in individuals. Such broadly understood security serves to create good foundations for properly implemented processes.

Keywords

• security
• local environment
• readaptation
• reintegration
• rehabilitation
• theories of security