ADAPTATION OF FORMS AND METHODS OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION TO THE CONDITIONS OF MARTIAL LAW

Abstract

The article is devoted to the study of deep transformations of forms and methods of public administration under martial law in the light of new organizational, management and security realities. Attention is focused on the fact that the adaptation of forms and methods of public administration in the conditions of martial law is based on the need to ensure national se-curity. It is emphasized separately that, in the modern democratic Ukrainian society, it is important to consider this priority through the prism of its strategic orientation to the pro-tection of basic human rights. It was found that the need to ensure national interests and territorial integrity in the conditions of martial law creates the problem of normalization not only of social relations that actually function in certain regions (areas) in conditions of martial law, but also of po-tentially possible threats to these social relations. We note that the adaptation of forms and methods of public administration under martial law is considered by us as a forced, temporary process of adapting certain spheres of society, as well as the state, its institutions and individuals to the specific conditions of martial law, the core and basis of which is national security, with further strategic orienta-tion and focus on the protection of basic human rights. In the context of adaptation to the conditions of martial law, such forms as meetings, gatherings and discussions, press conferences, briefings, and trainings were carefully ana-lyzed. The method of planning is considered through the prism of individual work plan-ning of an employee for the day and the use of digital technologies in the course of work planning.