Social Sciences
8 years ago

International Organizations Redefining Security Order for Global Peace and Stability

Mediterranean Journal of Social Sciences
Collective Security – The Role of International Organizations – Implications in International Security Order
Stefan Aleksovski, Оливер Бакрески, Biljana Avramovska

Paper Summary

Related papers

Theme background image
Social Sciences
2 years ago

New Security Studies Reveal Global Threats Beyond War and Conflict

Global Health
2 views
Theme background image
Social Sciences
4 years ago

UN Security Council Embraces Human Security to Address Global Insecurities.

Responsibility to Protect
Global Health
Global Governance
1 view
Theme background image
Social Sciences
6 years ago

Non-State Actors Revolutionize Global Security Landscape with New Concepts

Responsibility to Protect

The article discusses how international organizations like the UN, NATO, EU, and OSCE work together to maintain peace and stability globally. It explores the concept of Collective Security and its role in promoting international security. The paper looks at historical and current examples of collective security in action, such as the League of Nations and the EU. It also examines the strengths and weaknesses of these organizations in maintaining peace. The conclusion suggests that existing collective security organizations in Europe can be effective in preventing conflicts and promoting cooperation, but may need to be redefined to better address current security challenges.