The definition most commonly used by scholars is that of Barry Buzan who in his book People, States, and Fear states that: "Security, in every objective sense, measures the absence of threat to acquired values, in the wiki sense, the absence of fear that such values ​​will be attacked" (Buzan, 1991:4). So from the definitions that have been cited by the HI penstudies it can be seen that security The threat is the lack of the values ​​necessary to live a human life. While the concept of threat to one's security Ullman defines it as: "An action or sequence of events that (1) threatens drastically and for a relatively short period of time to degrade the quality of life of the inhabitants of a state or (2 ) significantly threatens to narrow the range of policy choices available to a state's government, or to private, non-governmental entities (people, groups, corporations) within the state" (Ullman, 1983:133). Meanwhile, according to Simon Dalby, the security dimension in the study of international relations has undergone a shift from the traditional perspective which is limited to war and peace. Towards a non-traditional perspective that emphasizes human security and contains multiple aspects. Security is no longer focused on interstate relations, but also on the security of society (Dalby, 2003:102-103). Peter Hough has argued that the definition of security is still a “contested concept”, or one that will continue to grow (Hough, 2004:15). However, Viotti and Kauppi defined defense and security as the basis of a country's protection, and the concept of security applies to both individuals and groups (Viotti and Kauppi, 1999:56). While the Indonesian dictionary defines safety as a situation protected from danger (goal of safety), f...... half of the studies......nal. 22.- Roe, Paul(1999), 'The interstate security dilemma: ethnic conflicts as 'tragedy'?. Peace Research Journal. 36/2.- Roe, Paul(2007), 'Societal Security', in Alan, Collins., Contemporary Security Studies (Oxford: Oxford University Press.- Kedourie, Elie(1960), Nationalism, London: Hutchinson of London.- Kaldor, Mary(1999), New and old wars, organized violence in a global era, Oxford: Polity Press.- Waever, Buzan, Barry Kelstrup, Morten(1993), Lemaitre, Pierre., Identity, Migration and the New agenda for Security in Europe, London: Pinter Publishers Ltd.- Aslan, S (2007), 'Citizen, Speak Turkish!: A Nation in the Making' Nationalism and Historical Politics.13/2.- Engelhardt, J(2007), 'Patriotism, nationalism and modernity' Nations and nationalism 13/2.- Jervis, R(1978), 'Cooperation under the security dilemma', World Politics. 30.