Socialization and Its Relation to National Security: A Theoretical–Analytical Study

Abstract

The topic of socialization has garnered significant attention in the field of human sciences in general, and in sociology in particular, due to its fundamental role in individual development and the evolution of social systems. The tools and channels of socialization have undergone major transformations over time, making them effective means in driving social change—whether across historical periods or between different geographic locations.
Within the framework of structural sociology, socialization is viewed as a foundational process in shaping the human being within society. This highlights the critical importance of social interaction in education, upbringing, and guiding individuals within the broader social context. The main objective of this study is to understand the relationship between socialization and national security. This is approached through an analytical methodology based on content analysis and literature review.