Facing the crisis of the modern State derived from global changes and emerging threats, facing the limitations and gaps that it currently has in order to provide security and defense, facing the devaluation and criticism that contemporary societies have regarding these functions for being undemocratic and usually unilateral, it is convenient to carry out an analysis that considers a broader understanding of these concepts as pure public goods, to begin to contemplate them as common goods, which would allow a new relationship between State and society.