National Security and International System

One of the most common concepts in the field of global relations and political debates is the subject of national security. The purpose of this book is to raise issues in this area, explaining the relevant principles and concepts by emphasizing the need for independent study. Explaining the relationship between the international system and national security, the author answers the question that how the national security of the countries depends on the functioning of the international system and how their foreign policy goals are determined. In seven chapters, after stating the goals and boundaries of national security, the book deals with the constituent and threatening factors of national interests, and then describes the structure of national power, its role and function, especially in ensuring national interests and security.