Human Safety “In The Pocket” of National Safety

• Main Authors: Golemi, Zaho, Çota, Julian
• Format: Article in Journal/Newspaper
• Language: English
• Published: MCSER 2015
• Subjects: North Atlantic
• Online Access: http://www.mcser.org/journal/index.php/ajis/article/view/7415

In everyday life, in real life, tangible public when looking at human security threats to the public look really "human security" at the national level. Often there is no need to make major survey on human security, because in many urban centres and not only the index of human security perspective can become a point of reference for policy as well as all of the security researchers. The new National Safety adopted in June 2014 and the standards embody the principles of the North Atlantic Alliance, where national security is the foundation for a democratic development and significant economic growth of the country. In academic format, national security is the whole of the efforts undertaken by the state to ensure its survival, through measures of an economic, military, political, intelligence, diplomatic and organizational. The concept of "security" for a long time been interpreted, narrowly: as security of territory from external aggression, such as protection of national interests in foreign policy, etc. Safety has been associated more with countries rather than people, more than the state security and human security. "Traditional security" has been at the centre of the state, and "human security" individual, the people, the community. While the term "security" is any risk of being out of the unexpected for life, being independent in a certain area, where the constitutional guarantee of public order, public and private property, dignity and national values. So the term "security" in the first predetermines human security, community security state. It is for this reason that human safety takes the value of multilateral special analysis and study. Safety is a guarantee for national integrity, the existence of the nation state, which is accomplished through the use of elements of national power: politics, diplomacy, information, economy and military power. Safety is a guarantee in a democratic system "social peace" to society. DOI:10.5901/ajis.2015.v4n2s2p117