Security and Defence Quarterly (Sep 2017)

THE CRISIS MANAGEMENT SYSTEM AND THE CIVIL PROTECTION SYSTEM. SIMILARITIES, DIFFERENCES, POSSIBILITIES OF STANDARDISATION

  • Grzegorz PIETREK

DOI
https://doi.org/10.35467/sdq/103185
Journal volume & issue
Vol. 16, no. 3
pp. 75 – 88

Abstract

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Crisis management, civil protection and civil defence are terms which are used every day by theoreticians and practitioners. Are they really diff erent or are they synonyms? Using various research methods (analysis of expert literature, analysis of legal acts, comparison, synthesis and reasoning) in the following article, the author makes an attempt at providing answers to such questions. Th e article also presents the author’s opinion on the future of the above-mentioned systems, indicating that with some modifi cation and legal regulations, it would be possible to develop a uniform system which would be able to function effi ciently in crises, emergency situations, during armed confl icts or in a time of war, providing a proper level of management to all the operations involving civil protection and rescue services.

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