External Factors Ensuring Russia’s Economic Security

A. D. Khlutkov (), V. A. Plotnikov () and A. A. Beda ()

Administrative Consulting, 2026, issue 5

Abstract: This article examines the external factors affecting Russia’s economic security in the current geopolitical environment, as well as the tools for neutralizing them. It demonstrates that sanctions imposed by unfriendly countries are a key factor determining the state of economic security. The multi-level structure of economic security (micro-, meso-, macro-, and mega-levels) is revealed, and the “matryoshka†principle for achieving it is substantiated, within which economic security is considered a complex phenomenon. Achieving security at one level is closely linked to its provision at other levels of the hierarchy. Furthermore, the following rule applies: threats and challenges to higher-level economic security cannot be effectively neutralized at lower levels of the system’s hierarchy. From this perspective, the article analyzes the specifics of contemporary economic security challenges caused by sanctions pressure and geopolitical turbulence. The interrelations between national and international challenges are identified. The book systematizes tools for neutralizing external threats at three levels of international interaction (universal international organizations, regional associations, and bilateral agreements). Based on this, recommendations are provided for improving economic security policies.

Date: 2026
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