The difference between traditional security and non-traditional security

Different definitions, influencing factors and coping strategies.

1. Definition: Traditional security refers to the external threats and challenges faced by the country, such as military conflicts, territorial disputes and ethnic issues. Non-traditional security refers to threats and challenges caused by non-military and non-traditional factors, such as terrorism, environmental pollution and energy security.

2. Influencing factors: Traditional security is mainly influenced by political, economic and military forces between countries, while non-traditional security is more influenced by globalization, such as international trade, population movement and climate change.

3. Coping strategies: The traditional security coping strategies mainly safeguard national security and interests through military and diplomatic means. Non-traditional security strategies need to adopt diversified means, such as strengthening international cooperation, promoting social governance and strengthening emergency management.