缺少的部分. 社会社会组织和人力资源组在SOST的决策过程中的被认为边缘化:一项审查
Lorenzo De Sabbata1, Riccardo Laterza1, Daniele Del Bianco1
1Institute of International Sociology of Gorizia - ISIG, Gorizia, Italy, 34170, Italy.
Open research Europe
|November 15, 2023
概括
本研究探讨了民间社会组织 (CSO) 和人权团体 (HRG) 在边境监督中的边缘化. 它提出了一个参与模式,以加强他们的参与并改善边境安全行动.
科学领域:
- 边境安全和边境监视
- 人权法 人权法 人权法
- 参与社会学 参与社会学
背景情况:
- 2020年H2020 ARESIBO项目旨在通过增强现实和综合信息系统提高边境监控效率.
- 国际组织和欧盟机构主张人权团体和民间社会组织更多地参与边境监视.
- 现有的边境监督系统在整合外部利益相关者方面面临挑战,导致社会组织和人力资源组织被视为边缘化.
研究的目的:
- 分析社会社会组织和人力资源组在边境监督中的被边缘化的感受.
- 探索这种边缘化背后的原因,并确定缓解它的因素.
- 为创新的参与模式为公民参与边境安全奠定基础.
主要方法:
- 对HRG和民间组织关于其参与边境监视的陈述进行非系统审查.
- 在H2020 ARESIBO框架内分析现有文献和项目发现.
- 确定关于社会社会组织和人力资源组的边缘化和潜在整合的关键主题和观点.
主要成果:
- 有证据表明,社会组织和人力资源组在边境监督决策和行动中被视为边缘化.
- 有几个因素导致这种边缘化,包括沟通缺口和不同的运营优先事项.
- 相反,某些因素表明可能有更多的整合和合作.
- 审查促进了开发一种新的参与模式,以加强利益相关者的参与.
结论:
- 解决民间社会组织和HRG被认为处于边缘地位的问题对于有效和尊重权利的边境监督至关重要.
- 拟议的参与模式为将这些群体纳入边境安全决策提供了一个框架.
- 需要进一步的研究和实施来验证和完善参与模式,以便在现实世界中应用.
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