Abstract

Good governance is one of the most important issues raised in political science in the last few decades and is closely related to national security. This article analyzes the theoretical relationship of this idea with the concept of national security with a descriptive analytical method. The result shows that with the transformation of governance to good governance and the transformation of security from classical to modern, these two concepts have found functional implications and are known as the basis of each other. In other words, the implementation of good governance leads to the realization of sustainable security.