Russian national security decision-making mechanism

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Publish Date: 2007-01-01
Features: In today's world, with the changing international situation, the increasing complexity of social structures, and the rapid pace of informatization, governments of all countries are facing significant challenges in maintaining national security. A variety of security issues continue to emerge, making it a core task for governments to maintain a stable state between the nation and society and effectively ensure national security. To accomplish such a formidable task of national security management, it is essential to establish a professional, responsive, well-coordinated, and robust national security assurance system. For Russia, which is in the era of globalization and undergoing rapid social transformation, national security is a critical issue that concerns the survival or decline of the nation, as well as the revitalization or complete collapse of the country. Over the past decade, Russia has built a new national security assurance system on the ruins of the Soviet Union. Although it is not perfect, it has enabled Russia's great ship to withstand the waves of comprehensive social transformation and navigate its way back to a path of resurgence. Against the backdrop of Russia's social transformation, this book comprehensively analyzes the legal safeguards, decision-making and command mechanisms, implementation mechanisms, and intellectual support mechanisms of Russia's national security. It also examines the practical operation of Russia's strategic, routine, and crisis decision-making models in the context of actual security assessments. Perhaps, the experience Russia has gained in dealing with various crises during its transformation is worth learning from, and the costs it has paid deserve reflection!