Institutionalized international security alliances: defending fundamental human rights

Abstract

The in-depth study examines the international cooperation status quo dedicated primarily to protecting modern democratic values by coordinating international actors’ endeavors and, thus, constituting global human rights protection architecture.
 The author endeavors to provide a unique description of the institutionalized security alliances, attempt to search its similarities and differences, and sets highlights and lays the foundation for further scientific developments of mentioned above as basics for the future of the security sector at least on the European continent.
 The article is based on the tendency to intensify regional cooperation in modern international relations that was clear last decades. As well as there is a perception that the role of each regional organization separately, as well as their cooperation with common sense as a whole, are more prepotent now than ever.
 The common interests in question are international cooperation to ensure stability, peace and security, economic and cultural development, human rights protection and democratic good governance and modern international law pillars, standards based on the doctrine of equality of states and the rule of law concept.
 The author says that such cooperation in Europe on a regional level is determining and is going to determine the way of international community development in the nearest future. Eventually, the author proves the fundamental human rights-oriented concept remains dominant within the contemporary democratic order and human rights protection is an essential priority of the developed states.
 Ukraine needs to seek creative methods of communication with different states based on personal interaction history, joint touchpoints and geopolitical interests to set up newly discovered and renew the operation of previously formed subregional actors. This approach covers both the existential needs and critical advantages of Ukraine, together with ensuring the role of Ukraine as a key player within the newest unique regional fundamental human rights protection system.