CONCEPTUAL DIRECTIONS OF REFORMING THE SYSTEM OF ENSURING NATIONAL SECURITY OF UKRAINE
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The article analyzes a complex of issues related to the definition of the theoretical foundations of national security, the features of its provision in the extremely difficult period of independence and sovereignty of the state, awareness of the essence of Ukraine's national interests in new geopolitical conditions, and the search for effective ways to achieve them.
Key words: national security of Ukraine, national security strategy, reforming the system of ensuring national security of Ukraine.
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2024-02-29
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Kalinin, I., & Nastradin, V. (2024). CONCEPTUAL DIRECTIONS OF REFORMING THE SYSTEM OF ENSURING NATIONAL SECURITY OF UKRAINE. Information Security of the Person, Society and State, (1-3 (34-36), 19–29. Retrieved from https://journals.uran.ua/ispss/article/view/291498
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THEORETICAL AND METHODOLOGICAL BASIS FOR ENSURING INFORMATION SECURITY OF PERSON, SOCIETY AND THE STATE
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