A Study of a Pluralist Security Society in the Security Complex of the East North of Asia

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Farhadi Zeynab; shafaee seyed Masoud

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Journal: JOURNAL OF DEFENSE POLICY Year:2020 | Volume:28 | Issue:111 Page(s): 0-0

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A Study of a Pluralist Security Society in the Security Complex of the East North of Asia

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Farhadi Zeynab | shafaee seyed Masoud | Issue Writer Certificate

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the Copenhagen School

the regional security complex

North East of Asia

pattern of amity and enmity

identity and power

Abstract

Following the developments taking place in the architecture of the international system, as well as the phenomenon of globalization and the change in the nature of the threats and the threatening actors, the mutual security dependence between the state actors has been mounting. Although the mutual security dependence is perceived in different levels and regions, it becomes more conspicious in relation to the neighbouring geographical polities that integrate with each other to form regional security complexes. An overview of the security complexes in different areas indicates that this has not been realized in a few areas, despite the capacities and backgrounds for the formation of security communities and the perceived need for the formation of this type of communities. The security complex of the North-East of Asia as a strategic subsystem in the East Asia region is undergoing such conditions. Using the components of the theory of security complex, this writing tries to answer this question: Why has the pluralist security community in the North East region not been yet formed? To answer this question, the hypothesis in this research is based on this fact that the spiritual component (the pattern of friendship and enmity, culture) and the material component (the regional competitions between the two original actors), territorial disputes and the proximity, economy) as regional variables as well as the United States’ involvement in the security equations of the region as a trans-regional variable both constitute the most important reasons for the fact that a joint security regime has not been formed in the region. The president search has been written based on analytical-descriptive method using library resources.

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Farhadi, Zeynab, & shafaee, seyed Masoud. (2020). A Study of a Pluralist Security Society in the Security Complex of the East North of Asia. JOURNAL OF DEFENSE POLICY, 28(111 ), 0-0. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/781587/en

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Farhadi Zeynab, shafaee seyed Masoud. A Study of a Pluralist Security Society in the Security Complex of the East North of Asia. JOURNAL OF DEFENSE POLICY[Internet]. 2020;28(111 ):0-0. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/781587/en

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Zeynab Farhadi, and seyed Masoud shafaee, “A Study of a Pluralist Security Society in the Security Complex of the East North of Asia,” JOURNAL OF DEFENSE POLICY, vol. 28, no. 111 , pp. 0–0, 2020, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/781587/en

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