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3 KEY CONCEPTS IN INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS 63, artworks-kLNsUM2ReccbmbBi…

- - - - Every state have their own rules/laws
      - Need to adopt social justice
      - Need to adopt international law
      - eg: Human Rights Framework
        
        The human rights framework is intended to provide governments with a set of legally, politically, and morally binding principles.
        
        Governments are expected to enact laws and policies to preserve human rights, as well as to regulate private and public practices that affect people's ability to exercise those rights.
- - - - peace also leads to progressive development (Liberalist)
        
        Liberal Theory of International Relations (pioneered in 1971 by Claude) says that we can characterize states as entities that cooperate with each other to maintain peace, freedom for each other and progressive change
        
        Condition of national freedom such as tax and obligation of military services
- - - - Some non-military levels of national security include economic security, political security, energy security, homeland security, cybersecurity, human security, and environmental security.
        
        In short, security is contested because of the politically mobilising and powerful connotations associated with the term
        
        Security plays an important role in controlling violations, maintaining discipline in the workplace, and ensuring rules and regulations are being followed. They can take disciplinary action against violators and individuals misbehaving.