Main Directions of Modern International Security Approaches
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https://doi.org/10.47814/ijssrr.v5i2.217Schlagwörter:
Security, State; National Security; Idealistic; Realistic; Liberal and Neorealist Approaches to Security; Security Concept; National and Social Conflicts; War and Military Security; Power Factor in Security; Anarchism in International SecurityAbstract
This article analyzes modern approaches to international security. Opinions on international security are now based on four main ideas: idealistic, realistic, liberal, and neorealist, the article theoretically reveals that it reflects other approaches in one way or another, that these elements of the idea develop over the next hundred years, and that they relate to events that have taken place and are taking place in practical human life. The article also addresses issues that could become key areas of international security in the near future.
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