英文摘要 |
Non-traditional security” stresses broad security concepts that include the expansion and conversion security principal, and the 'excellence state of coexistence”, 'You were safe and I was safe” and 'harmony” to ensure a safe existence , or adopting a 'common governance” approach in order to create an environment in which survival and development are assured. For these reasons, ‘non-traditional security’ has been adopted by many sovereign states over the past few years. This paper focuses on 'Non-traditional security” and its relationship to the threat of disaster. There are three key purposes for this paper: First, to explore Non-traditional security features and its impact on Taiwan’s security and defense. Second, to analyze the 'all-hazards approach” and to observe the main challenges it has to cope with. Third, to discuss the role of the military in preparing for disaster. Finally, the author makes four policy suggestions for strengthening the 'all-hazards approach”: (a) improve disaster prevention policy in all areas of the legal system; (b) strengthen compound disaster relief abilitise; (c) improve local bureaucratic policy action; (d) create a solid foundation of disaster response training. |