چکیده:
Global security has foundations and frameworks such that any security effort to maintain global security is in line with and aimed at protecting the values of global security or preventing their weakening. With the collapse of the bipolar system and the transformation in the international system, the concept and foundations of global security underwent changes that resulted in many consequences from the weakening of these foundations. In light of the developments in global security, new actors including individuals, non-state organizations, social movements, and identities entered the international arena, and the scope of global security threats expanded. In this article, while explaining the foundations and frameworks of global security, threats to the foundations of global security are examined and analyzed to obtain an appropriate explanation of the state of global security and its threats.
خلاصه ماشینی:
In light of the developments in global security, new actors including individuals, non-state organizations, social movements, and identities entered the international arena, and the scope of global security threats expanded.
In the years following the collapse of the Soviet Union, thinkers' attention turned to non-military dimensions of security such as terrorism, human rights, environment, democracy, education, state-building and nation-building issues, economic poverty, population growth, wars 151 internal, along with traditional issues such as disarmament, arms control, deterrence (multilateral deterrence after the Cold War), and defense, increased to the extent that "proposals aimed at broadening the focus of security studies have been made by many researchers such as Olman, Buzan, Hoffendorn, Koldrzycki, and Keohane.
Diseases and droughts are as destructive as weapons of war, and the United Nations' efforts to establish peace, stability, and security must include topics beyond military threats so that it can remove the shackles of war and conflict from the concept of international security.
Repeated threats to international security prevented the effectiveness of this paradigm in maintaining international peace and security, such that the end of the Cold War and the collapse of the bipolar system initiated efforts to shape a new order based on attention to the role of the United Nations, respect for human rights, the elimination of weapons of mass destruction, combating terrorism, and environmental protection, which were pursued within the framework of the "global security" paradigm.
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