Human Security at the Helm of the Socio-Economic Development
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Purpose: The article aims to critically analyze the complex interrelationship between security and socio-economic development. It explores the concept of human security as a driver of peace, security, and sustainable socio-economic development. Method: The study uses a qualitative approach. It uses an analysis of existing literature to shed light on human security as an approach to safety and the improvement of human life. The study analyzes secondary data with a special emphasis on the contributions of other scholars. Findings: The article highlights the importance of human security in socio-economic development. It argues that human security should be viewed as a comprehensive and multifaceted approach that takes into account different aspects of human well-being. It also emphasizes the need for clear guidelines and indicators for measuring and achieving human security. Theoretical implications: The article contributes to the existing literature on human security by providing a critical analysis of the concept and its relationship to socio-economic development. It offers a theoretical framework for understanding the complex dynamics between security and development. Practical implications: The article offers insights for policymakers, researchers, and practitioners working in the fields of development and security. It highlights the importance of integrating human security into development programs and promoting peace, stability, and social justice. Paper type: analytical.
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