Abstract
This article has both a general theoretical, conceptual, and branch character. It is a complex interdisciplinary study aimed at conceptual approaches establishment to the understanding of national security and the mechanisms for its provision in foreign countries such as the United States and Great Britain. Within the framework of the prepared article, its authors carried out a comparative analysis of strategic legal regulation experience concerning the national security issues of these foreign countries, the use of which is necessary in view of the new global challenges within a national legal system. The specifics of the Anglo-American approach to public administration in the sphere of national security provision are established and systematized.
Highlights
IntroductionSecurity (in all of its manifestations - state, national, economic, environmental, information, demographic, etc.) is one of the most important categories of modern science and practice
Security is one of the most important categories of modern science and practice
The modern American model of national security is based on methodological developments of the mid-20th century by American political scientist G
Summary
Security (in all of its manifestations - state, national, economic, environmental, information, demographic, etc.) is one of the most important categories of modern science and practice. G.V.F. Hegel and other thinkers of the 17th and the 18th centuries, in whose works security is viewed as a state of tranquility, arising from the absence of a real danger (both physical and moral one). It was somewhat premature to talk about the development of national security full understanding at that time, but in subsequent scientific research the ideas of the above-mentioned thinkers on the interrelationship between the security of society and an individual, on the role of a state in their provision and on the limits of its competence, on the relationship of a state and society in this sphere were actualized
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