CEVAP:

Collective security is rested on Alexandre Dumas’ d’Artagnan and his fellow Musketeers motto: “One for all, and all for one!” The Musketeers motto has following rules in collective security:

1. All actors in international system should become a member in a collective security organization (CSO). If all actors join a single unifying alliance, they acquire enough power to keep international peace and assume international legitimacy.

2. All threats and challenges to peace must have a common attention from everyone. If an aggressor is not stopped, the conflict will have spill-over effects to spread to regional and international system. As a result, an attack on any one state must be regarded as an attack on all states.

3. If international peace and stability is threatened, international community via the CSO act timely with appropriate acts including public condemnation, economic boycott, sanctions, and the use of force.

4. Members of the CSO should commit to use peaceful means to solve international conflicts. The CSO must provide necessary conflict resolution mechanisms including judicial organ, arbitration, mediation, and third-party intervention