Banking service chronicle Published this article page no 1 in the traditional view of security then most threats to a countrys security come from outside its borders. that is because the international system is a rather brutal arena in which there is no central authority capable of controlling behaviour. within a country the threat of violence is regulated by an acknowledged central authority — the government. in world politics there is no acknowledged central authority that stands above everyone else. it is tempting to think that the united nations is such an authority or could become such an institution. however as presently constituted the un is a creature of its members and has authority only to the extent that the membership allows it to have authority and obeys it. so in world politics each country has to be responsible for its own security banking service chronicle magazine subscription.
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