Abstract
The term "securitization" derives its origin from the word "security". At the end of the 20th century this question has formed as a subject of active academic debate, especially in Western countries, but any attempts to give a universal definition of the concept of "security" have faced difficulties in its use or the presence of an ideological element in it. Security was more often interpreted only as a goal to which states strive, that is, as a form without an expressive and certain content. The desire for a conceptual review and the need for an expanded interpretation of the concept of security led to the emergence of a new theory by B. Buzan and O. Wever, and the author tries to find out what the significance of this approach is in terms of world politics.
Publisher
Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv
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