World Peace and Contemporary Security Issues: An Outlook

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Tabasum Parveen
Prof. Kavita Agarwal

Abstract

World peace is endangered by increasing terroristic activities in the whole world. People feel insecure every time. There was a time when people lived without scaring but now human beings are being intimidated by terrorizing human beings. In the Modern time the world has turned to be known as global village but it has indeed turned into an object of fragile insecurities. There are innumerable threats looming large on human beings every time. Almost all walks of life human beings are subject to serious insecurities and life is becoming more and more insecure day by day. To bring out prominent fields of concern in contemporary world, a study from tradition to modernity is inevitable. A traditional definition of the state, given by Max Weber, called as an imperative condition the effective monopoly on the use or licensing of violence within a given land.  The security of countries was threatened heavily by various changes in the concern and commitment of the people. So it has threatened the existence of human beings. In many times it is through external invasion or internal rebellion.  Since 1945, in contrast, the most significant threats to state security have been internal rather than external. It means a shift which has only accelerated and which may have profound consequences for the conduct of international relations. It is a matter to be grieved about.

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Tabasum Parveen, and Prof. Kavita Agarwal. “World Peace and Contemporary Security Issues: An Outlook”. The Creative Launcher, vol. 2, no. 5, Dec. 2017, pp. 207-10, https://www.thecreativelauncher.com/index.php/tcl/article/view/718.
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