World War II
Collective security is a system in which a group of nations agree to take joint action against any nation that threatens peace or security, aiming to deter aggression through mutual defense. This concept emerged after World War I and was designed to prevent conflicts by ensuring that any aggressor would face a united response from all member states, rather than isolated retaliation. Collective security plays a significant role in understanding the dynamics of international relations and the efforts made to maintain peace during the interwar period and after World War II.
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