Masterarbeit, 2009
45 Seiten, Note: 2,1
This master's thesis explores the growth of uncertainty following the end of the Cold War and its impact on the security environment of states. It delves into the causes of this heightened uncertainty, examining factors such as globalization, systemic transformations, and the evolving nature of statehood. The thesis also investigates the implications of this uncertainty for security policy, analyzing national, regional, and global responses to the challenges it presents.
The first chapter delves into the causes behind the burgeoning uncertainty in the post-Cold War era. It analyzes the systemic legacy and transformation of the international system, the ramifications of full-scale globalization, and the changing nature of statehood in a multipolar world. The second chapter explores a range of new security threats that have emerged, including intra-state conflicts, poverty, resource conflicts, economic risks, environmental degradation, global arms trade, international terrorism, IT dangers, and pandemics.
The primary focus of this work centers on the concepts of uncertainty, security, statehood, globalization, and the international system. It examines the impact of these factors on the security environment of states, exploring the evolution of security policy in response to emerging threats and challenges.
The single "big threat" of the Cold War was replaced by a multitude of smaller, incalculable risks like international terrorism, IT dangers, and economic crises.
It is a broader notion of security that focuses on the safety and well-being of the human being as an individual, rather than just the territorial integrity of the state.
Key factors include globalization, the transition to a multipolar world order, and the diminishing importance of national borders.
New risks include environmental degradation, pandemics, IT/cyber dangers, resource conflicts, and the proliferation of WMDs in altered forms.
States are implementing national efforts, regional measures, and global solutions to tackle transnational threats like terrorism and cybercrime.
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