O bezbjednosti i društvenoj samozaštiti

The publication "On Security and Social Self-Protection" is a collection of authentic speeches, papers, articles, and directives by Josip Broz Tito that address issues of security, defense, and the protection of the constitutional order of the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia. Focusing on one of the key areas of Yugoslav policy in the 1970s, this book provides a comprehensive insight into the formulation and practical application of the doctrine of "social self-protection" as a complement to the system of "Total National Defense" (ONO). In these texts, Tito emphasizes that the security of society should not be the exclusive responsibility of specialized state bodies (such as the police and security services), but must instead become the right and duty of all working people, citizens, and self-managing organizations. The texts explore themes such as countering internal and external threats, protecting social property, preserving "brotherhood and unity," and strengthening the country's defensive readiness amidst Cold War tensions. The book serves as a crucial historical and ideological document for understanding the Yugoslav security concept, its legal framework, and the official political discourse of the late 1970s, offering insight into how a comprehensive defense of the social order was organized within the framework of the self-management system.