title: THE SOCIOCULTURAL AND POLITICAL CHALLENGES IN THE BUILDING OF EUROPEAN SECURITY RESILIENCE
abstract: For 80 years, the United States of America dominated the world in terms of leadership in creating a global security system and overseeing its functioning. After World War II, two opposing political regime systems emerged – liberal democracies and communist dictatorships. Their competition during the Cold War had to find political and economic ways to avoid total war in Europe. The further development of security resilience in the European countries differed significantly. With the help of the Un
journal: Visuomenes saugumas ir viesoji tvarka/Visuomenės saugumas ir viešoji tvarka