What are the three traditional security?

Traditional security includes: political security, homeland security and military security.

Traditional security and non-traditional security are a pair of contradictory concepts. Traditional security refers to the security field closely related to war, military affairs and power politics; Non-traditional security refers to a new security field that emerged in the late Cold War, especially after the end of the Cold War.

At present, the academic circles generally believe that political security, homeland security and military security belong to the traditional security fields in the field of national security 16.

Non-traditional security includes economic security, cultural security, social security, scientific and technological security, network security, ecological security, resource security, nuclear security, overseas interest security, and new security fields such as space security, deep sea security, polar security and biological security.

Coordinate traditional security and non-traditional security

First of all, we should deepen our understanding of traditional security and non-traditional security, and deeply observe the objective reality that traditional security elements and non-traditional security elements are intertwined, integrated, interdependent and influential in today's era.

On the one hand, traditional security, such as political security, military security and homeland security, has included and integrated many non-traditional security elements; On the other hand, many non-traditional security is directly related to traditional security.

At the same time, there are more national security elements, such as national security, economic security, cultural security, resource security, etc., which have both traditional and non-traditional aspects and are the integration of tradition and non-tradition.

Whether it is the theoretical study of national security or the practical work of national security, we should attach great importance to and deeply study the complex situation of the mutual infiltration and integration of traditional and non-traditional elements of national security.