National Security Council of Mongolia- Promoting Civil-Military Relations

摘要

Since the end of the Cold War Mongolia has enjoyed a new security environment that offers both a genuine opportunity to determine its national security and unavoidable uncertainties that accompany all transitions to democracy. Entering the new environment the nation faced an urgent necessity to form new policies to meet those uncertainties and establish adequate institutions to implement them. Mongolia as most small nations with greater vulnerability sees its security in the greater view of emphasizing its survival in all dimensions with the physical endurance of not being invaded by a military force on the one hand and survival of its ethnical identity from being assimilated by outnumbered neighbors on the other.