Abstract
Soon after his inauguration as President of Russia, Vladimir Putin signed a number of edicts where he specified the tasks, aims and methods of upgrading Russia’s social and economic development in every sphere, including the planning of further military development in this country. Quite naturally, the edicts were addressed to officials and state bodies. Recently, Vladimir Putin has urged government ministers to timely and punctually implement these edicts. Civil society, for its part, must not stay aloof as a passive bystander. Therefore all these plans and their implementation should be subject to independent extra-departmental analysis.
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