Culture of protection and rescue in Denmark
Journal
Годишен зборник на Филозофскиот факултет / Annuaire de la Faculté de Philosophie 74
Date Issued
2021
Author(s)
DOI
10.37510/godzbo2174515c
Abstract
The analysis of protection and rescue in Denmark, in terms of
transnational dynamics and the compatibility or non-compliance of civil
defense with the concepts of statehood, citizenship, or national goal - provides a
comparison of the development of national civil defense in the West during the
Cold War. Protection and rescue in Denmark is an example of the evolution of
the civil defense system. The author tries to point out the functionality through
the idea, construction, compliance, legal support but also the available critiques
of the protection and rescue system. The reflections are on the timeliness of
the conception, the legitimacy, and the presentation to the public of civil
defense. Questions are asked about the success of the training methods for the
professional staff and volunteers as well as the teaching to the general public;
for the reproduction and materialization of political and cultural narratives of
prosperity and war; for post-war urban planning; and for shelters as material
and psychological support. The available data indicate that the continuous
development of civil defense in Denmark in the Cold War and civil protection
in the decades after it results in a system that is an example of the conceptual,
structural, and functional setup of a modern and effective protection and rescue
system.
transnational dynamics and the compatibility or non-compliance of civil
defense with the concepts of statehood, citizenship, or national goal - provides a
comparison of the development of national civil defense in the West during the
Cold War. Protection and rescue in Denmark is an example of the evolution of
the civil defense system. The author tries to point out the functionality through
the idea, construction, compliance, legal support but also the available critiques
of the protection and rescue system. The reflections are on the timeliness of
the conception, the legitimacy, and the presentation to the public of civil
defense. Questions are asked about the success of the training methods for the
professional staff and volunteers as well as the teaching to the general public;
for the reproduction and materialization of political and cultural narratives of
prosperity and war; for post-war urban planning; and for shelters as material
and psychological support. The available data indicate that the continuous
development of civil defense in Denmark in the Cold War and civil protection
in the decades after it results in a system that is an example of the conceptual,
structural, and functional setup of a modern and effective protection and rescue
system.
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