A SYSTEMS APPROACH TO SECURITY IS BECOMING THE FUNDAMENTAL BASIS FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
Abstract
In order to effectively address any issue, it is essential to have a strong and scientifically grounded conceptual foundation. This requirement is crucial not only for scientific advancements, but also for the development of security and development strategies that are rooted in fundamental principles and concepts. Therefore, this article seeks to explore the interplay between system security and development through a systems approach in conjunction with risk analysis, aiming to contribute to fostering mutual understanding and a cohesive approach to sustainable development. The article covers two main areas: firstly, the theory and methodology of security studies, the patterns associated with its evolution, and the global community's focus on this issue; and secondly, methodological recommendations for ensuring the sustainable development of systems.
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