Research reveals the link between food security and international relations, suggesting trade relations contribute to self-sufficiency.
This research provides an introduction and overview to the study of global food security, its reality and its international challenges. It addresses whether the prevailing theoretical approaches are able to analyze the relationship between the food and international political factors, as it presents how international relations and politics have become increasingly interconnected due to food interdependence, and what is referred to as 'Food security' is necessary for the continuity of countries. So how is food security dealt with in the field of international relations? In view of the great interest that international relations literature pays to the presence of natural and food resources, global structural change and its view of achieving self-sufficiency or asylum in countries through food cooperation based on trade relations to provide countries with food sustenance for their people, as countries fought wars in order to seize resources and provide food. For its peoples, as food security is considered one of the basic topics of contemporary international relations, we may expect the role of food in global politics to be a major focus. What would global politics and globalization be like if the topic was not taken into account
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