“the thinking eye” and “the open sky:” developing a framework of an environmental view of security

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Abstract
Discussion of security integration began with discussion of the threatened local time-frame of our existence and preferred forms of behavior. We examine strategic requirements and stances toward environmental security, because the “gestalt thinking and ontology” and the “reflective cast of mind” influence our experience of security procedures in order to evaluate successful modes of interventions in ecosystem, changes in politics and security exchanges. The goal is a multi-criterion optimization problem which we suggest to bring to a single criterion one: to embrace more gestalt relations in order to reproduce the basic elements of the concept of security and common strategies.
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Authors ;Dr. Helen MARGARITOU-ANDRIANESSI
Journal saudi journal of biological sciences
Year 2016
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