Security Cooperation Brigades

Sydney M Freedberg Jr. said in the "Military New Mixed Warrior" that the US military is divided into two different kinds of troops. Prepare for future conflict. There is no need to establish a dedicated "Safety Cooperation Brigade" that will reduce the ability of the US military to carry out a full spectrum strategy and break the future threat. Since the concept of "total spectrum operations" allows us to train and prepare to work in multiple environments, we do not need to break up the army.

Larsen and Wirtz use common security definitions of Brookings Institution's Carter, Perry, and Steinbruner. Cooperative security defines "mutually beneficial, commitment to controlling mutual control of all military strength scale, technical composition, investment model and operational practice". I disarmed it. Janne Nolan, the director of the Eisenhower Institute in Washington and a security expert in the United States, is not a threat of physical or physical compulsion, but a strategy aimed at achieving that goal through institutional consent In principle, cooperative participation was defined.

In the post-Cold War international system, in addition to dealing with the role of armed and military competition, the concept of cooperative security is now also posing economic and environmental security issues. Economic performance rather than military power is increasingly being considered as a measure of the country's strengths in the international community. Since many of the problems currently faced by the country are not covered by any country, a cooperative security approach is necessary. However, with the development of the next century, the security of cooperation becomes a major interactive model in international systems, and each country is required to conduct business in a different way than before. You need to change both viewpoint and operation. The role of technology is to provide data and methods for efficient analysis and interpretation of data.

In the current comments on the international situation, it is pointed out that the dramatic change of "good and evil" that has marked the international security environment since the end of the Cold War has become complicated. Cooperative security is one of many possible correspondences to the world of this change. If cooperative security is the main response to change, only through conscious efforts can actively utilize international security changes and overcome some difficult obstacles.