In a poly-ethnic and multi-religious society, which is modern Russia, a purposeful policy of constructing civil (national) identity has a huge role. In Russia, which is included in the contradictory and interdependent processes of globalization and regionalization, the de-escalation of identity conflicts becomes an important direction of the national security policy. In this regard, it is important to consider security policy in the context of protecting a positive national identity, and constructing such an identity in terms of ensuring national security.
