The Development of Peace and Security Concepts in Political Theory

The political and legal views of Eastern and Western thinkers on security, stability, and peace constitute an important component of their culture, and the vast political and legal experience of our ancestors is embodied in the foundation of such views. This article analyzes the approaches of Eastern and Western thinkers to issues of security, stability, and peace based on their political and legal views. In particular, the views of thinkers such as Confucius, Augustine, Al-Farabi, Ibn Sina, Thomas Aquinas, Martin Luther, Hugo Grotius, Hobbes, and Kant on peace, justice, the rule of law, public administration, and international relations are analyzed, revealing the connection between historical experience and the present era.

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