Security Components of Globalization

• Main Author: Florin Iftode
• Format: Article
• Language: English
• Published: Danubius University 2015-05-01
• Series: EIRP Proceedings
• Subjects: integrator process; UN; connecting markets and world affairs; multinational
• Online Access: http://proceedings.univ-danubius.ro/index.php/eirp/article/view/1655/1525
• ISSN: 2067-9211; 2069-9344

The objective of this paper is our intention to present what are the main connections between globalization and international security. In terms of global security we can perceive the globalization as a process by which global state is represented by the UN, with a single world system, represented by major security organizations and with global effects. We will present from the beginning the main theoretical aspects that define the phenomenon of globalization, and then our contribution in assessing the implications of this phenomenon on the regional and global security. The results of our research are materialized in the last part of the paper. They emphasize the personal assessments on how the phenomenon of globalization has direct effect on global security. When talking about government, we think of norms, rules and decisionmaking procedures in the management of international life. The value that we add to the new scientific interpretation of the definition of globalization is represented, primarily, by the valuable bibliographic used resources and the original approach on the concept that refers to the links between globalization and security. This article may be, at any time, a starting point in an interesting research direction in the field of global security.