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Questions
What is meant by non-traditional notions of security?
Explain the notion of non-traditional security.
Solution
Non-traditional ideas of security extend beyond'military threats' to encompass a wide range of hazards and dangers affecting human existence. These are connected with the contemporary notion of human security. The non-traditional definition of security encompasses threats that are hazardous not only for one country but for the entire world, and which no single country can tackle alone. It has risks that are harmful to the "entire human race." For instance, global warming, pollution, natural disasters, poverty, epidemics, terrorism, the refugee dilemma, overpopulation, and so on.
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