CIVILIANS, MILITARY AND NATIONAL SECURITY
Journal Title: Impact Strategic - Year 2005, Vol 16, Issue 3
Abstract
The security state is a general goal. In the last decade, the vision on civil-military-national security trinomial has changed, but there is a constant idea that the military must protect and support democratic values and the national and international security. The framework for analyzing this issue is complex due to the fact that the society’s civil realm (the nonmilitary one) is formed by two different-in-nature-and-interests subsystems: the political society and the civil society. Such problems originate numerous pro- and contra- debates, but it’s obvious that the civil-military relationship and the national security realm must be studied only with an interdisciplinary and comprehensive approach.
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Alexandra SARCINSCHI
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