Published 2019-11-21
Keywords
- Civil-military cooperation, civil society, military-civil cooperation, private-law relations, public-law relations.
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Abstract
Relevance of the article is the need to study civil-military cooperation as an institution of civil society. The subject of the study is the legislation of Ukraine and NATO member states on the implementation of civil-military cooperation. The following research methods were used when writing the study: comparative law, analysis, synthesis, induction, deduction. The purpose of the article is to investigate the specifics of civil-military cooperation of Ukraine as a civil society institute with the implementation of NATO experience. To achieve this goal, the following research objectives were set: to analyze the main provisions of international and national legislation on the establishment of civil-military cooperation as an institution of civil society; identify ways of improving civil-military cooperation as an institution of civil society on the good experience of NATO. The authors concluded that Ukraine's civil-military cooperation requires the improvement and further implementation of NATO's experience. Today Ukraine takes first experience of civil-military cooperation. The civil-military cooperation of Ukraine is unique, which is conditioned by the character, namely the systematic combination of traditional and unconventional force actions as equal components. The situation in eastern Ukraine is an ideal ground for developing a national model of civil-military cooperation in non-military operations.
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