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Na osnovu pregleda i analize relevantne literature u radu su hronološki prikazani događaji i faktori koji su uticali na nastanak i razvoj vojne industrije u Srbiji, koja je kroz istoriju činila temelj za ostvarivanje samostalnosti i slobode, kao i za zaštitu i očuvanje nacionalnih interesa. U radu se polazi od nekoliko pitanja značajnih za razumevanje vojne industrije, poput onih šta o ovoj industriji znamo, šta ne znamo i šta bismo morali da znamo kako bismo bolje razumeli bezbednosnu politiku i odluke koje se donose u cilju ostvarivanja nacionalnih interesa. Dok su podaci za odgovor na pitanje šta o ovoj industriji u Srbiji znamo, počevši od istorijskog razvoja, njenog određenja, vlasništva i značaja, dostupni, ostaje mnogo nepoznanica koji se odnose na kapacitete i strateške pravce razvoja savremene vojne industrije. U radu je zaključeno da se upravo zbog nedostataka podataka, ali i negativnog nasleđa prošlosti i nedostatka programa i državne strategije za ovu industriju, ne može dati potpun odgovor o sposobnostima savremene vojne industrije u kontekstu ostvarivanja i zaštite strateških interesa, ali da je isto tako neophodno konstantno raditi razvoju i modernizaciji vojne industrije, kao i na osvežavanju i jačanju kolektivnog pamćenja, kako ne bismo ponavljali lekcije iz prošlosti.

This paper will discuss the issue of health (infectious diseases, HIV/AIDS,
bioterrorism) from the standpoint of national and international security, as
well as from the standpoint of contemporary security threats. The main
purpose of this paper is to show why it is important to view the health
through the lens of security, as well as to show how health security has been
treated in the national security strategies of individual countries. On the
other hand, this paper will analyze the state of public health in the
Republic of Serbia, which is significantly degraded after the events that
marked the last decade of the 20th century, and indicate that much more
effort must be undertaken towards the securitization of public health, and
institutional observation of public health through the lens of security.
Otherwise, in the future, Serbia may face a serious deficiency of capacities
for the prevention, suppression and rehabilitation pandemic and other health
threats, and the consequences that these threats can have on the national
security.

Parliamentary oversight of the security sector in the Republic of Serbia exists in legal and institutional terms but not as an everyday element of democracy due to such factors as lack of political will, inadequate expertise, and the rarity with which the Committee on Defense and Security exercises its authority. Adapted from the source document.

This article focuses on the democratization of civil–military relations and the implementation of democratic control of the armed forces in the Republic of Serbia. By analyzing the basic parameters of democratic civil–military relations, we attempt to evaluate whether civil–military relations in the Republic of Serbia can be classified into a type of relations that occur in consolidated democracies. Based on an examination of legal documents and other data, this article concludes that democratic changes since October 2000 have greatly influenced the course of relations between military and political elites and that civil–military relation in Serbia meet most of the defined parameters. However, due to the difficulties in the implementation of this control in practice, civil–military relations in Serbia can only partially be classified as a type of relations that occur in consolidated democracies.