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Considering the scope of changes for security of Poland since its political transition of 1989and understanding of possible many dangers associated with this process, one must remember that themajor concerns at the transitional period did not only refer to the military, political and institutionalmatters, but similar anxiety has been placed on economic and social safekeeping of Poland. It is inthese plannistic spheres of doctrinal agenda a sanctuary for Poland was supposed to be worked outwith a new model for its well-being, stability, and other forms of security. ve authors in followingarticle analyze some of the forgotten discussions, in reference to, not generally well remembered,political parties’ doctrinal programs and not always pragmatic outcome, but having at least an impact on thinking about a process of state security planning, as in case of the Polish Peasant’s Party(Polskie Stronnictwo Ludowe − PSL) and Confederation of Independent Poland (Konfederacja PolskiNiepodległej − KPN). At the given moment of such conceptualization its evaluation was not possibleand would not be objective enough. Only with current analysis we can see that some programs werebased on a wishful thinking. Nonetheless, they are important, since presenting an overview of mentalevolution of thinking about the general state security.

THE SOCIOXPOLITICAL SECURITY OF POLAND IN 1990s IN PROGRAMS OF THE POLISH PEASANTS’S PARTY1 (PSL) AND THE CONFEDERATION OF INDEPENDENT POLAND (KPN)