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National Security: Theory and Reality

Jing Lu

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National security is a basic concept in international politics. Proceeding the definitim of security, by examining the different interpretations by different thoughts of schools in international politics, this article attempts to understand the concept of national security in a comprehensive manner.

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National security is a basic concept in international politics. Proceeding the definitim of security, by examining the different interpretations by different thoughts of schools in international politics, this article attempts to understand the concept of national security in a comprehensive manner.

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National security is a basic concept in international politics. Proceeding the definitim of security, by examining the different interpretations by different thoughts of schools in international politics, this article attempts to understand the concept of national security in a comprehensive manner.

Key concepts: National security, Security studies, Politics, International security, Political science, Critical security studies, International relations, Public administration

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