Urban security challenges in major cities, with a specific emphasis on privacy management in the metropolises

Abstract The rapid growth of urban populations, particularly in the global south, has led to significant challenges in urban security. Insufficient urban security measures can hinder the achievement of future development goals. This study explores the impact of rapid urbanization in capital cities o...
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Schlagwörter:	Security Pathology Management Metropolis privacy Urban planning

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