Crisis Management

1. Assess the effectiveness and need for pooling forces within tactical level operations
2. Explain the basic processes and organization of crisis management in the Republic of Croatia, NATO, EU and UN and some countries
3. Assess the roles, responsibilities and linkages of the fundamental elements of national power and the use of the military element of power in crises
4. Analyze the use of military capabilities in response to crises at the national level and in the international environment
5. Explain the basic components of the process: threat assessment - development of plans - the process of defense planning in the Republic of Croatia and NATO
6. Plan and implement the use of a platoon-level military unit in crisis response operations in the Republic of Croatia and abroad

Lectures using standard presentation methods - Power point

Implementation of the exercise of planning and use of military unit level platoon in crisis response operations in the Republic of Croatia and abroad

As part of the teaching process, up to 20% of courses will be conducted with the help of the e-learning system - MERLIN

1. Introduction to the subject, contemporary and traditional threats, crises - conceptual definition of crisis, terminology
2. Crisis management process and activities, principles of crisis management
3. Strategy - "Ends - Ways - Means", Boyd "OODA" loop
4. Crisis management measures, elements of power, areas of action - a comprehensive approach (PMESII)
5. Components of the crisis management system in the Republic of Croatia, threat and risk assessment for the Republic of Croatia
6. Methodology of drafting the defense plan of the Republic of Croatia, basics of defense planning in the Republic of Croatia
7. Colloquium
8. Crisis management in foreign countries
9. IO and NGOs in crises
10. Crisis management - NATO
11. Crisis management - EU
12. Crisis Management - UN
13. Crisis management and military capabilities
14. Components of the process: threat assessment - development of plans - the process of defense planning in the Republic of Croatia and NATO
15. Colloquium