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Celem artykułu jest opracowanie efektywnych narzędzi i odpowiedniej metodologii budowy scenariusza dotyczących skali oraz charakteru zaangażowania Danii i Norwegii w wybranych regionach Afryki (Afryka Zachodnia, Sahel, róg Afryki) w perspektywie 3–4 lat. Chodzi przy tym o zaangażowanie z wykorzystaniem instrumentów militarnych oraz w formie interwencji wojskowych. Autor dąży do zidentyfikowania możliwych metod prognozowania skali oraz charakteru pomocy Danii i Norwegii w zakresie bezpieczeństwa dla wybranych państw, takich jak Kamerun, Ghana, Kenia, Mali, Nigeria. Analizie poddane zostały zarówno możliwości udziału duńskich czy norweskich kontyngentów ekspedycyjnych w działaniach o charakterze zarządzania kryzysowego oraz wsparcia pokoju, jak i czynniki determinujące bezpośrednią pomoc wojskową dla tych afrykańskich państw w formie współpracy dwustronnej w celu wzmocnienia ich bezpieczeństwa. W tekście przedstawiono czynniki determinujące politykę wojskową Danii i Norwegii wobec wybranych państw Afryki, które powinny zostać uwzględnione w procesie prognostycznym. Artykuł stanowi swoistą propozycję dotyczącą metodologii prognozowania średnio-terminowej aktywności wojskowej dwóch państw nordyckich w Afryce.

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Dania Norwegia prognozowanie zagraniczna pomoc wojskowa scenariusz zaangażowanie wojskowe

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