Ukraine in martial law: political and security challenges.

The monograph examines scientifically based principles and optimal ways of ensuring national security in modern Ukraine, taking into account successful foreign practices. Scientific research includes the main characteristics of martial law, methodological toolkit for ensuring national security, NATO’s and EU’s response to modern changes in the global security environment as well as current state of martial law in Ukraine.

The monograph makes a final emphasis on the fact that the multi-level system of providing national security stability is especially important for countries with a sufficiently large territory and population, which includes Ukraine. The implementation in practice of the priorities and tasks of national stability involves adjusting the day-to-day activities of state and local authorities, formation of social solidarity and unity in society, trust in the authorities, establishment of reliable two-way channels of communication between the authorities and the public, formation of an appropriate security culture in the state and society, etc.

Marchuk Vasyl, Ph.D (Dr.hab), Professor in Political Science. Professor of the Political Science Department of Trnava University. Author of more than 300 academic publications. Scientifi c interests: political institutions and processes, local self-government, decentralization, European integration of Ukraine.