Mobilization economy in the context of modern challenges and a changing military-political situation

In the context of constant changes on the global stage, the presence of a strong and resilient mobilization economy will become an important foundation for ensuring the security and flexibility of Russia’s national economy. Focusing efforts on strategic planning and active resource  management will create conditions for growth and prosperity, despite existing challenges and  the presence of adversaries. 

This paper is dedicated to the study of mobilization economy in the face of modern challenges and the changing military-political situation. In conditions of global instability, social and economic  crises, as well as security threats, states face the necessity of adapting economic methods and tools to ensure their viability and resilience. The article examines key aspects of mobilization economy, including strategic planning, resource management, the necessity for coordination of actions  between various sectors and agencies, and the role of state policy in transforming economic systems. Particular attention is paid to restoring and improving economic indicators, as well as social stability in the face of potential conflicts and threats. 

Global instability, economic and social crises, and security threats create a critical need to adapt economic methods and tools to ensure the state’s viability and resilience. To successfully implement this concept, it is necessary to integrate state policy and risk management strategies at all levels, namely: to develop clear and substantiated strategies that take into account both current and potential threats; to maintain continuous dialogue between different sectors of the economy, government agencies, and society; and to emphasize education and training for specialists capable of working in conditions of uncertainty and rapidly changing environments. 

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