THEORETICAL FOUNDATIONS OF THE INTERCONNECTION BETWEEN NATIONAL AND SOCIAL RESILIENCE AND STATE POLICY OF NATIONAL SECURITY

A scientific-theoretical substantiation of the interrelationship between both national and social resilience and national security policy has been conducted. The provisions of legislation and scientific works focusing on national and social resilience, national security, and the state policy on that have been examined. The study identifies the features of national and social resilience that unite and distinguish them, as well as their interconnection with state policy of national security. The author's own definitions for the concepts of "national security", "socially resilient state," and "social resilience of the public" are formulated. The reasons for the decrease of national and social resilience levels have been identified. Practical recommendations for improving the state policy of national security have been developed.