International Security: Paradigms and Effects of Globalisation

Running Head: International Security
INTERNATIONAL SECURITY

International Security 2
Table of Contents
Introduction......................................................................................................................................3
Research questions...........................................................................................................................3
Discussion........................................................................................................................................3
Conclusion.......................................................................................................................................6
Reference List..................................................................................................................................7

International Security 3
Introduction
International or global security is the amalgamation of counteractive approaches that are abided
by international organisations and countries to ensure safety and mutual sustainability. The aim
of this study is demonstrate the learner’s grasp on international relationship. Overall purpose of
this essay is to formulate arguments against political considerations related to international
relationships. The concepts of international security are discussed in this study to demonstrate
ideas from conceptual paradigms in global relations and are applied in the context of Australian
foreign relations.
Research questions
The research questions for this study are given below.
 What are the paradigms of international or global relationship that can be applicable in
fields of international security?
 What is the effect of globalisation on international security?
Discussion
Conceptual ideas of international relationship and their applicability on international
security
This paradigm of international relationship compares merits of peace, security and power as
multiple approaches to evaluate international security. Croft & Vaughan-Williams (2017) state
peace and power can offer partial as well as flawed views. This has given rise to the notion of a
polarised framework, dominated by opposition between these two contrasting forces. The need
for new frameworks is a result of intellectual restrictiveness and exhaustion of prevailing