INTRODUCTION 3
CHAPTER 1. POLICY SECURITY CONCEPT 4
CHAPTER 2. POLITICAL SECURITY MECHANISM 10
1.1 International aspects of political security 10
1.2 Internal factors of political security 11
CONCLUSION 14
SUMMARY 15
SOURCES 16
TERMINOLOGY 18
Security in the political sphere (political security) should be understood as a dynamic, complex structured state in which state sovereignty, territorial integrity and certain stability of international and regional relations are ensured, as well as stability, unity and integrity of the political system, its ability to self-regulation, self-development and responding to adverse external and internal effects.
Political security presupposes the existence of sustainable political sovereignty within the framework of the system of interstate relations and the political stability of society, achieved by the formation of a political system that provides a balance of interests of various social groups based on the priority of the individual. The absence of both the first and the second inevitably destroys the political security of the country. Political security is characterized by a state in which political pluralism and the associated political struggle do not acquire the character of an antagonistic confrontation, which undermines the foundations of existence of both the state and society.
The key role in ensuring the political security of any society is played by the political elite, the highest bodies of state power, as well as the power structures of the state, which are the primary subjects of its provision. It is important that public organizations and civil society as a whole do not remain outside the process of ensuring political security. Only through joint and coordinated efforts can state and civil structures ensure the ongoing development of modern society and guarantee the stability of the political system of society.
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