The US National Security and Defense Program
The National Security and Defense Program of the United States sets itself the goal of cooperation between America and the allied countries, their joint activities, and their prosperity. Based on the need for peace between nations, the theory of democratic peace was created, which is an essential contribution to the study of the problem of war and peace. Although there is a National Security and Defense program, as well as a theory of democratic peace, it still requires constant refinement and changes to ensure that it corresponds to modern times.
The National Security and Defense Program of the United States sets itself the goal of cooperation between America and the allied countries, their joint activities, and their prosperity. Based on the need for peace between nations, the theory of democratic peace was created, which is an essential contribution to the study of the problem of war and peace. Although there is a National Security and Defense program, as well as a theory of democratic peace, it still requires constant refinement and changes to ensure that it corresponds to modern times.
The theory of the democratic world has been recognized for its good elaboration and a lot of supporting empirical data. The main essence of the program is that democratic countries cannot conflict with each other. Although the idea of a democratic world has a significant impact on US and European politicians, the theory of a democratic world has fatal imperfections that undermine its value as a research tool. These imperfections are revealed in this work through a thorough analysis of the theory at the level of definitions, proofs, and explanations. It is also proved that the interpretation of international relations within the framework of a realistic approach allows to come to more reasonable conclusions about the driving forces of the behavior of states on the world stage.
In conclusion, the National Security and Defense of the United States is an important program to protect the inhabitants of the country from external threats. As a peacemaking measure, the Theory of Democratic Peace was developed, which is aimed at preserving good relations between democratic countries. All this is necessary to ensure that the country and its inhabitants are at peace and are not afraid of threats to life.