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The chapter explores the complex notions of security in the contemporary world, emphasizing the distinction between traditional and non-traditional security threats. It underlines the importance of understanding security from various angles, including military, economic, and social aspects, while highlighting India's multifaceted security strategy. The chapter concludes with a discussion on the implications of global cooperation in addressing these security challenges.
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The chapter explores the complex notions of security in the contemporary world, emphasizing the distinction between traditional and non-traditional security threats. It underlines the importance of understanding security from various angles, including military, economic, and social aspects, while highlighting India's multifaceted security strategy. The chapter concludes with a discussion on the implications of global cooperation in addressing these security challenges.
Security is fundamentally about freedom from threats, which can be military or non-military.
Traditional security focuses primarily on military threats from external sources, while non-traditional security includes a broader array of issues affecting human existence.
International cooperation is vital for addressing non-traditional threats like poverty, disease, and environmental degradation.
A security approach that concentrates on military threats from external sources, emphasizing sovereignty, territorial integrity, and deterrence.
A broader perspective on security that includes human security concerns such as economic security, health, and environmental threats.
An approach to security that prioritizes the protection of individuals and communities rather than states, focusing on threats such as poverty, disease, and human rights violations.
A concept developed in response to transnational threats, emphasizing international cooperation to ensure global peace and stability.
Total Questions
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Estimated Time
4 min
Passing Score
70%
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