Investigating Security Challenges in the Contemporary International System with Emphasis on Economic, Human Rights and Environmental Components

The present study seeks to examine the security challenges in the contemporary international system with emphasis on the economic, human rights and environmental components. From this perspective, after expanding the conceptual space of the subject, it will examine security challenges. According to the thematic documents presented in this research, the research method is descriptive-analytical and the data collection method in this research is library; The findings of the study suggest that: First, security today is an approach that is not viewed solely from a political and military perspective; Rather, it encompasses intertwined components such as human rights, the global economy, and the environment. Second, the challenges of human rights such as: globalization and reduction of freedom, politicization of human rights, interpretation of human rights by vote and non-observance by governments, different interpretation and interpretation in accordance with the religious and legal system; Are among the most important human rights challenges. Third, overuse of renewable resources, pollution, and declining agricultural fertility, the impact of climate change, and global warming have challenged security; Finally, political instability and lack of economic development, economic inefficiency and food security can be considered a threat to international peace and security.