The Role of the National Security Strategy in the National Security of the United States of America
Plamen Bogdanov, Plamen BOGDANOV
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Plamen Bogdanov, Plamen BOGDANOV
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The paper analyses the nature and role of the National Security Strategy within the national security of the United States of America in different historical periods of the country’s development and international relations. The US national security strategies since the end of the Second World War up to the present day have been studied and, on this basis, it is concluded that today the scope of the strategy’s purposes have been expanded, which further increases the importance and role of this fundamental document for the national security of the country.
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The paper analyses the nature and role of the National Security Strategy within the national security of the United States of America in different historical periods of the country’s development and international relations. The US national security strategies since the end of the Second World War up to the present day have been studied and, on this basis, it is concluded that today the scope of the strategy’s purposes have been expanded, which further increases the importance and role of this fundamental document for the national security of the country.
Key concepts: National security, Scope (computer science), Political science, International security, Security studies, Economic security, Public administration, Law