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I527-290 ESRIF Final Report (WEB).indd - European Commission

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DE<br />

- security culture as such has been<br />

characterised by a relative separation<br />

of external and internal security<br />

limits thematic scope<br />

infrastructure/mechanisms<br />

- Cold war front state legacy<br />

leads to an over-emphasis of civil<br />

protection practices<br />

NL<br />

NL<br />

NL<br />

NL<br />

ES<br />

+ Security interpreted as a task on<br />

the level of the state organization as<br />

a whole, including societal<br />

stakeholders<br />

ES<br />

ES<br />

+ Normative conviction that<br />

security is an all-societal affair and<br />

must rest on contributions from the<br />

national government, local<br />

governments, the business<br />

community, social organizations<br />

and citizens<br />

SE<br />

- Security mainly framed in terms of<br />

critical information and<br />

communication infrastructure<br />

NO<br />

UK<br />

- Very different concepts of security<br />

with different connotations; National<br />

security challenges are seen as<br />

symbolizing <strong>European</strong> challenges (e.g.<br />

illegal immigration and<br />

terrorism);streamlining/harmonization<br />

therefore is seen taking place at the<br />

interface between the national and<br />

the <strong>European</strong> level;<br />

+ Commonwealth tradition<br />

facilitates sharing of experience<br />

and solutions with international<br />

partners<br />

SE<br />

Policy of alignment with <strong>European</strong><br />

and international institutions;<br />

enhancement of national<br />

programmes and initiatives through<br />

<strong>European</strong> programmes and initiatives<br />

+ National security research is<br />

understood as an instrument for<br />

improving conditions for<br />

participating in the EU’s security<br />

research programme<br />

NO<br />

+ Internal security as national<br />

security, security of the “riket”;<br />

multidimensional, multifunctional<br />

approach – not only confronting<br />

threats to citizens and infrastructure<br />

but threats to values of the nation,<br />

from democracy, health and<br />

territorial integrity up to economic<br />

security and cultural values<br />

- Nurturing a culture of security,<br />

but only in the sector of critical<br />

information and communication<br />

technology<br />

SE<br />

UK<br />

ES<br />

UK<br />

+ Combating terrorism is<br />

interpreted as a comprehensive<br />

task, including politics, public,<br />

technology, applied sciences and<br />

academia<br />

+ Normative idea of national<br />

innovation by dedicating research<br />

to cross-cutting themes<br />

IT<br />

+ Homeland security symbolism<br />

favours science and technology<br />

cooperation and critical infrastructure<br />

protection<br />

+ Concern with organized crime<br />

promotes electronic surveillance<br />

and information management on<br />

the level of the national<br />

government<br />

SE<br />

NO<br />

NO<br />

- Interpretation of security as<br />

information security<br />

- The leading normative value for<br />

security policy and research is<br />

emergency management and<br />

information security/protection<br />

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