Academic Scientific JournalsModern information models of the national interests' protection policy of the world countries
Keywords:
models of information policy, national interests, national interests’ protection policyAbstract
The paper generalized experience of formation and implementation of the informational direction of policy on protecting national interests of the states and supranational organizations. Authors formed two models – subsidiary (US, UK, EU and NATO) and vertical (Russia) on the base of generalization. Transitional model of the development and implementation of the informational direction of policy on protecting national interests in the conditions of nonlinear processes was proposed. The model reflects modern transformation of Ukraine and transition from a vertical to a subsidiary model.
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