The Influence of National Security on International Relationship
LU Wengang
Abstract
LU Wengang
Abstract
National Security is an important issue which relates directly to the fate of a state. Since the four decades after the World War Hi , the war has been the key factor threatening the National Security. The military and political security has become naturally the main part of the National security. But after the end of the cold war, when peace and development becomes the worldwide trend, the economic factor has become more and more important in the international relations. Hence, economic security becomes the focus of the national security. And after the global financial crisis during 1990's and specifically the Asian Financial Crisis, the whole world began to realize that the national security is confront a new and more important issue, i. e. how to maintain the national financial security.
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National Security is an important issue which relates directly to the fate of a state. Since the four decades after the World War Hi , the war has been the key factor threatening the National Security. The military and political security has become naturally the main part of the National security. But after the end of the cold war, when peace and development becomes the worldwide trend, the economic factor has become more and more important in the international relations. Hence, economic security becomes the focus of the national security. And after the global financial crisis during 1990's and specifically the Asian Financial Crisis, the whole world began to realize that the national security is confront a new and more important issue, i. e. how to maintain the national financial security.
Key concepts: National security, International security, Security studies, Political science, Economic security, State (computer science), Politics, World War II