본문 바로가기
KERD
논문KCI 등재

현대 러시아연방의 민군관계 발전과 전망

A Study on the Development of the Relations between theMilitary and the Civilian in the Russian Federation

0

조회

0

다운로드

1

인용

0

참고문헌

키워드

주제분류역사학

초록

Now a days international security situation in the course of globalization that brings up the questions concerning the direction of development of a sovereign state is operating as the important factor in searching the role of army and the relations between the civilian and the military. There are two factors (one is political, the other is social factor) in the essence of the relations between the civilian and the military which play a decisive role in establishing and developing the identity of the state in consistence with modern democratic political and social system in rapid changing situation of Russia. The relations between the civilian and the military in the Russian Federation are focussing on resolving two questions. One is the conflict between the civilian society that is participating in the process of fulfillment of the military service and the military authority that is responsible for the national defense. The other is exercising a political influence of russian civilian society over the military. And we appreciate that resolving these questions is based on the national security. Modern Russian Federation in the face of geopolitical security threats including the expansion of NATO and transnational threats seek his own development to the advanced democratic relations between the civilian and the military which leads him to obtaining the legal authority and restoring the confidence from the people. Here we could prospect that such efforts for development to the advanced democratic relations between the civilian and the military of the Russian Federation will be executed through the switching over to the new stabilized security model, establishment of modern concept of the relations between the civilian and the military, and fulfilling of it’s development in the military technical aspect. And all these efforts for development to the advanced democratic relations between the civilian and the military are evaluated as a epoch-making changing for the establishment and development of relation between the civilian and the military in the category of generalization of liberal democracy of western Europe as a final form in Fukuyama’s theory of end of history.

Abstract

Now a days international security situation in the course of globalization that brings up the questions concerning the direction of development of a sovereign state is operating as the important factor in searching the role of army and the relations between the civilian and the military. There are two factors (one is political, the other is social factor) in the essence of the relations between the civilian and the military which play a decisive role in establishing and developing the identity of the state in consistence with modern democratic political and social system in rapid changing situation of Russia. The relations between the civilian and the military in the Russian Federation are focussing on resolving two questions. One is the conflict between the civilian society that is participating in the process of fulfillment of the military service and the military authority that is responsible for the national defense. The other is exercising a political influence of russian civilian society over the military. And we appreciate that resolving these questions is based on the national security. Modern Russian Federation in the face of geopolitical security threats including the expansion of NATO and transnational threats seek his own development to the advanced democratic relations between the civilian and the military which leads him to obtaining the legal authority and restoring the confidence from the people. Here we could prospect that such efforts for development to the advanced democratic relations between the civilian and the military of the Russian Federation will be executed through the switching over to the new stabilized security model, establishment of modern concept of the relations between the civilian and the military, and fulfilling of it’s development in the military technical aspect. And all these efforts for development to the advanced democratic relations between the civilian and the military are evaluated as a epoch-making changing for the establishment and development of relation between the civilian and the military in the category of generalization of liberal democracy of western Europe as a final form in Fukuyama’s theory of end of history.

참고문헌 (49)

  1. O.B. Tzapurin, "The Control of Parliament to the Activities of Russian Armed Forces", Military Thought, pp.57~ (2007)
  2. Samuel P. Huntington, "The Soldier and The State", pp.1~ (1964)
  3. 백종천, "한국의 군대와 사회", pp.30~32 (1994), 나남출판
  4. A. Tzygankov, "Manifestation of Delegative in Russian Politics: What does it mean for Communist Studies", pp.38~ (1998)
  5. G.I. Chernyavski, "On Completement of Method for Guarantee of National Security of R.F", Military Thought, pp.47~ (2007)
  6. M.V. Schimanovski, "Military Organization of C.I.S.", Military Thought, pp.19~23 (2006)
  7. D.F. Ziganschin, "The Preparedness of Mobilized Manpower", Military Thought, pp.4~ (2006)
  8. 윤정원, "국가안보론", pp.338~ (2006), 박영사
  9. Ulirih Bek, "Silence of Language and Political Dynamics in the Global Community of Risk", pp.124~126 (2002)
  10. The Academy of Russian Federation, "Russian Federation: The National Security and Military Cooperation", pp.26~ (2002)
  11. Alexander Doogin, "Interview in the Press Center", ~ (2002)
  12. Petrov V., "Crisis of Russian Federation: The Present and Past Time", 152~ (1999)
  13. I.N. Broviev, "The Study about the Improvement of Recurit of Personnel Resources of Russian Armed Forces", Military Thought, pp.32~ (2006)
  14. "Academy of Military Science of Russian Federation, Russia Today: Real Chance", 58~ (2002)
  15. Kamischanov B.I., "The Army and the Society", 28~ (2004)
  16. The Ministry of Defense of Russian Federation, "Military Encyclopedia of Russian Armed Forces", pp.242~ (1992)
  17. Antony V., "Constantine G. Krypton, Russian Area Reader", pp.138~ (1962)
  18. Kanischnov V.I., "Armed Forces in Central Eastern Europe: The Basis and the Replacement", pp.12~ (2002)
  19. Mischelitz M., "Administration of the State", pp.48~62 (2003)
  20. M.A. Gareeb, "Afghan Struggle", pp.29~44 (1999)
  21. Parliament of Russian Federation, "Constitution of Russian Federation, Article 102", ~
  22. O.I.S.E(Organization of International Nongovernmental Scientific Study & Edu-cation) of Russian Federation, "Modern Political History of Russia: The Chronicle and Analysis from 1985 to 1998", 757~772 (2001)
  23. The Ministry of Defense of R.F., "The Present Question of Construction of Russian Armed Forces", pp.4~5 (2003)
  24. Michael Krugov, "Secrets of Russian Military Reform", pp.38~ (2003)
  25. S.A. Avakiyan, "Federal Council-Parliament of Russia", 115~135
  26. Cherkin V. E., "Modern Federalism: Comparative Analysis", pp.128~132 (1995)
  27. U.I. Tihomirov, "The Legislative Power of Russian Federation", pp.127~ (2002)
  28. Cherkin V. E., "Presidential Power: The State and Law", pp.38~40 (1998)
  29. V. A. Ribina, "Social Defense of the Russian Military", pp.40~41 (2002)
  30. Pibkin I. P., "Governmental Duma: 5th Attempt", pp.48~ (1997)
  31. Soloviev A. I., "Three Chracteristics of Government & Three Strategic Points of Civilian Society of Russia", pp.124~ (2002)
  32. Andreski Stanislav, "The Military Organization and Society", pp.124~ (2004), RAU Coporation
  33. 홍두승, "한국군대와 사회학", pp.176~ (1996), 나남 출판
  34. Zenoviev A., "Democracy in the Fear in front of Democratization", pp.24~ (2001)
  35. Aganbegyan A. G., "Administration and Effectiveness of Federal Council", pp.68~72 (2002)
  36. U. A. Tihomirova, "Constitutional Establishment of Russia", pp.146~ (1999)
  37. V. I. Ribina, "Social Defense of the Russian Military", pp.32~58 (2002)
  38. Schefler I., "Democratic Control to the Governmental Administration", pp.128~ (1996)
  39. I. A. Umnova, "The Constitutional Basis of Modern Russian Federalism", pp.118~ (1998)
  40. Uliyanova V. G., "The Study on the Formation of Military Value in the Process of Military Service", pp.79~ (2006)
  41. Biryukov U., "Prosecutor of Rapid Reaction", pp.22~48 (2001)
  42. Krilov B. S., "The Delimination of Fields of Absolute Authority: Grouping of Optimistic Methods", pp.76~ (1998)
  43. Melvil U. A., "Democratic Transit: Theoretical Methodic Practical Aspect" (2004)
  44. A. Turknov, "The Relation between Russia and NATO, Diplomacy № 2001, The Academy of Diplomacy of Russian Federation, April", 2001, 69~
  45. "Voennaya Obozrenie of Nezavisimaya Gazeta, 10. Sep", ~ (2007)
  46. S. A. Avakiyan, "The Armed Forces and Society in Central and Eastern Europe: A Background Paper", pp.2~ (2003)
  47. The Ministry of Defense of R. F., "The Priority Tasks of Deployment of the Armed Forces of R. F.", 102~ (2004)
  48. Averiyanov V. B., "The Function and Organization of Russian Armed Forces as a Institution of Government Administration", 143~ (2002)
  49. N.N. Novichkov, "Russian Armed Forces in Chechen Conflict: Analysis, Result and Conclusion", 17~ (1995)

이 간행물의 다른 논문 (9건)