International Conference On Global Security: Nation-States and Fragile Transnationalism Abstract Book
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The quest of reaching a 'secured' environment somehow de-securitizes the state actors due to competing 'multiple and complex' units, motivated by contradicting goals. Other than states, a range of units are either dependent or challengers to the security architecture of the state actors. Given the spectrum of the individual human, social groups, society at all, transnational society, and non-state actors, either armed or not, humanity as a whole covers the future generations. The states are concerned, constrained, and committed to achieving security by emerging aspects and means. The security conceptualizations comprise both hard and soft concerns of modern life. In this sense, the military is the essential pillar of the security establishments. But there exist emerging trends in the frame of the intangible factors such as societal rights and order, prosperity, rule of local and international law, environmental concerns, and human rights. In this sense, the single word of equity and respect have become new parameters for displaying a secured life. Accordingly, states are still in charge of responding to the mentioned concerns, but it is a fact that the state actors are short of settling them since the root causes of 'modern' threats and concerns, along with the ones who are exposed. Hence, the analysis's complete range of units mentioned above, additional to state actors, has been blended into a search of varying security commitments. On the other hand, the 9/11 attacks beamed a new wave of assessments to review the widening and deepening security themes retreating the modern interpretations to the hard power practices across the new emerging term 'homeland', mainly in the USA. This term argues the integrity of the demarcated country against any threat type even through 'pre-emptive measures' though; threat conceptualization has changed, as can be observed by the perceived societal security against immigration and environmental and humanity security under the shade of climate change.









