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Экологические преступления – быстро растущая глобальная угроза с далеко идущими последствиями для безопасности. В статье рассматривается потенциал участия НАТО, с её всеобъемлющим подходом к безопасности, в борьбе с экологическими преступлениями. Утверждается, что уникальные возможности НАТО, включая механизм полицейской стабилизации, могут дополнить нынешние усилия таких организаций, как Интерпол и Программа ООН по окружающей среде. Участие НАТО согласуется с её деятельностью по противодействию терроризму, организованной преступности и решению проблем безопасности человека, усугубляемых экологическими преступлениями. При этом следует внимательно изучить потенциальные проблемы, такие, как изменение задач и размывание роли полиции и военных. В статье предполагается, что целенаправленный совместный подход будет наиболее эффективной стратегией участия НАТО в борьбе с экологической преступностью.

Ключевые слова: экологическая преступность НАТО всеобъемлющая безопасность полицейская стабилизация
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Конфликт, Операции, Окружающая среда, Безопасность, Терроризм
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Йылмаз, Айфер Генч. (2024 г.) 2024. «НАТО и экологические преступления: новый рубеж коллективной безопасности?». Connections: The Quarterly Journal 23 (3): 67-80. doi:https://doi.org/10.11610/Connections.rus.23.3.04.
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