State Security in the Systemic Aspect

Abstract

These considerations have been devoted to fundamental issues directly related to the functioning of the modern state, i.e. security and the inseparable threat concept, as well as the state’s potential in this respect included in the security system. Due to the editorial framework, only a general signaling of the problem was possible, although it allowed the intentional signaling of its most important aspects. The complexity of the problems related to the functioning of the modern state in an extremely complicated international security environment still does not allow the possibility to precisely define the conceptual framework of the term state security. It seems that this quality is unlikely to change in the foreseeable future given the increasing complexity of social relations over time, not only in the area of a single country, but also in a global context at an international level. This will undoubtedly affect the increasingly high level of complexity in the formation of the state security system. Among others for these reasons constant analyses are required by the issue of state security and the resources, procedures and instruments assigned to it, in the form of a state security system.