Making the humanitarian security policy in terms of modern transformation processes: Ukrainian and foreign experience
Journal Title: UNKNOWN - Year 2013, Vol 1, Issue
Abstract
The article deals with the humanitarian security policy practice in Ukraine and some other foreign states. The features of the humanitarian security policy in terms of social-political transformations are defined. On the base of foreign experience, political-legislative means of optimization of the humanitarian policy are offered.
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Sergiy Oleksandrovich Zubchenko
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