The Modern Terrorism's Impacts On The World Peace

The world peace had ever been born to be "The matchable peace" among nations or parties of a nation. During the period of "The matchable peace", the means of achieving peace is mainlyto try to put down the conflicts and battles among the matchable sides--nations or parties of anation. The way of achieving peace is thus mainly to eliminate wars among nations or of a nation, and Peace means the peace among nations or of a nation.However, the modern terrorism is growing up to challenge the traditional "matchable peace". By "The unmatchable war" against nations, the modern terrorist organizations are changing what the world peace used to mean, and advancing a new concept of the world peace. At present, it's hard to say that Peace is the non-warfare among nations or parties of a nation. For under the attack sponsored by terrorists, the non-warfare among nations or parties of a nation has not been enough to keep the world peaceful. The traditional connotation of the world peace is now not applicable. "The unmatchable peace" should be added to the former "matchable peace". For aught I know, we should re-define Peace in this way: so-called Peace includes the matchable peace and the unmatchable peace. The matchable peace means the non-warfare among nations or parties of a nation. The unmatchable peace means the non-warfare between terrorist organizations and nations. Is either of the both non-warfare destroyed, the world peace will be destroyed. So, to achieve peace we should try from two aspects of the matchable and the unmatchable to ensure the world to keep warless, or we'll see no peace.By way of analyzing the essential ingredients of constructing terrorism, from the lay of practical and strategical analysis, the dissertation takes for that, the modern terrorism is a systematic trend of thought and campaign, is a faith, which not only directly kills innocent persons strategically, but also has more colossal political goals. It is mainly a faith or ideology with which some actor (an individual, a group or a nation), for the purpose of realizing some political, economic, cultural interests suppressed, driven by hatred and retaliative motivation, takes by specific and secret individual or small group unconventional extreme measures which are abrupt and unpredictable, and utilizes every means which is as harmful as possible to the opposite, and often violent enough to endanger the innocent or to massacre with malice aforethought the innocent and lead to huge social panic, to attack the opposite. The faith or ideology takes for that, the horror and the impact caused by the attack from the rear by fair means or foul, can exert enormous pressure on the opposite (usually a country), and thereby compel the opposite to give up stimying their efforts of realizing some interests and perhaps to help them to solve the problem,and sometimes can also help them to achieve the purpose of vengeance and catharsis.Under the impact of terrorism, the traditional nation security theory is being challenged. The traditional nation security theory, based on strength and confrontation, is mostly used to cope with the threat of other nations. However, after World War II .especially with the end of the Cold War, the security environment of the whole world has changed greatly. Interdependence among nations becomes deepened; conflicts among nations, especially among powers, become decreasing, not to be a main threat against a country any more. On the other hand, threat of International terrorism against nations is increasing. Under such a circumstance, the traditional nation security theory should be amended accordingly to be adapted to the new situation of the nation security. Firstly, The traditional nation security theory and its corresponding security mechanism, based on strength and confrontation, used to cope with the threat of other nations, should be added to the content of the New Security Theory of "Trust each other, Benefit each other, Be equal with each other, Cooperate with each other", and come to emphasize on...