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The title is a research paper by Mehradad Azimi and Ghodrat Ahmadian published in “Journal of Islamic Ummah Studies”, Volume 2, Issue 3 - Serial Number 3, Winter and Spring 2016, Pages 83-111. The following is an excerpt from its abstract.<ref>http://jius.mazaheb.ac.ir/article_41477_en.html</ref> | The title is a research paper by Mehradad Azimi and Ghodrat Ahmadian published in “Journal of Islamic Ummah Studies”, Volume 2, Issue 3 - Serial Number 3, Winter and Spring 2016, Pages 83-111. The following is an excerpt from its abstract.<ref>http://jius.mazaheb.ac.ir/article_41477_en.html</ref> | ||
=National identity== | ==National identity== | ||
According to Barry Buzan (one of the theorists of the Copenhagen School), social security, as one of the five dimensions of national security, is related to a nation’s commitment to shared values and norms. Values and norms are key factors in the solidarity of a nation against external environments. In other words, a nation shapes its national identity through norms and values. If the people of a country move away from the set of shared values and norms, national identity is lost and, as a result, national security is compromised. | According to Barry Buzan (one of the theorists of the Copenhagen School), social security, as one of the five dimensions of national security, is related to a nation’s commitment to shared values and norms. Values and norms are key factors in the solidarity of a nation against external environments. In other words, a nation shapes its national identity through norms and values. If the people of a country move away from the set of shared values and norms, national identity is lost and, as a result, national security is compromised. | ||