PECULIARITIES OF FUNCTIONING OF POLITICAL PARTIES AND PUBLIC ORGANIZATIONS UNDER MARTIAL LAW
Abstract
The given research touches upon the study of essential issues related to the functioning of political parties and public organizations in Ukraine, in particular, those conducting destructive activities, using modern informational influence tools on Ukrainian society. The reseacher studies the influence of the mentioned structures on the state ensuring the state security of Ukraine under martial law.
Key words: political parties, public organizations, public authorities of Ukraine, state security, civil society, destructive influence.
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2024-02-29
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Polishchuk, D. (2024). PECULIARITIES OF FUNCTIONING OF POLITICAL PARTIES AND PUBLIC ORGANIZATIONS UNDER MARTIAL LAW. Information Security of the Person, Society and State, (1-3 (34-36), 39–47. Retrieved from https://journals.uran.ua/ispss/article/view/291500
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THEORETICAL AND METHODOLOGICAL BASIS FOR ENSURING INFORMATION SECURITY OF PERSON, SOCIETY AND THE STATE
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