What is meant by traditional notion of internal and external security?
DELHI - SET 1 2017
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- Internal Security:
- It is related to security within the country, i.e. internal law and order.
- Internal security is essential to face any external challenges.
- After World War II internal security was almost assured in most of the developed world.
- External Security:
- Threat of war or military attack by another country.
- Acountry can prevent the attack, defend or surrender.
- Create a balance of power.
- Alliance building.
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