Terrorism is a non-traditional threat to security as it is goal-oriented political weapon. It is war against democracy and a crime against humanity.
Traditional security perspective focuses on compromises to limit the violence by giving following choices to the state if its security is threatened.
Terrorism is a non-traditional threat to derail the peace and order in the country.
Following are the objectives of the military alliances:
A good part of maintaining a balance of power is to build up one’s military power, although economic and technological power are also important since they are the basis for military power.
The differences in the threats that people in the Third world and those living in the First world face are presented below:
i. Confidence Building Measures (CBMs) | b. A process of exchanging information on defence matters between nations on a regular basis |
ii. Arms Control | d. Regulates the acquisition or development of weapons |
iii. Alliance | c. A coalition of nations meant to deter or defend against military attacks |
iv. Disarmament | a. Giving up certain types of weapons |
In India, the traditional security has been given more priority due to threats from within as well as outside its borders. This can be substantiated from the following:
a. Non-Traditional Security Concern
b. Non-Traditional Security Concern
c. Traditional
d. Not a Threat
e. Not a Threat
Traditional Security |
Non-Traditional Security |
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