‍Central Asia and The Caucasus Journal

Afghanistan's security in the light of its social system

Document Type : Research Paper

Authors

Mokhtar Rahimi 1
Mohsen Eslami 2

1 PhD student of international relations, Tarbiat Modares University, Tehran, Iran

2 Associate Professor of International Relations, Tarbiat Modares University, Tehran, Iran

Abstract
Anti-security variables for any government are considered fundamental priorities for its survival. Therefore, the countries' policymakers focus on identifying and eliminating the variables. Afghanistan's social system has certain variables and entanglements that have increased the scope of this complexity with the intensification of the waves of modern civilization and its spread to this environment. This article focuses on understanding the social roots of security in Afghanistan. Therefore, the current research seeks to answer the question, how does the social system of Afghanistan affect the security coefficient of Afghanistan? According to the hypothesis of the research, Afghanistan has an active three-gap society, which leads to tension in Afghanistan. The findings of the study show that this society with three Gaps creates a continuous cycle of tension, causing its consequences to be exported to the surrounding countries. Therefore, the internal security of Afghanistan and the security of Afghanistan's neighbors are affected by the changes and developments in Afghanistan's social context. This research is developmental the research method is qualitative, and the type of document analysis and its tool is the Note-taking method.

Keywords

Security
Afghanistan
society with three Gaps
neighbors
cycle of tension generation

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