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Security has always been the most important issue in International Relations. Through the history of the International Relations thinking, many different theories have evaluated the security concept and explained it with their own dynamics. Traditionally, state security was the primary focus of international relations, and international security and understanding war, peace, and power relations in the international system took the center stage in the debates. In the realist literature, classical realists assume that states as the main actors must provide security for themselves in an anarchic world, while neo-realists assume that states are perpetually insecure, and this is why they continuously have to acquire capabilities (Arı, 2018: 144,155).