Studying non-traditional security in Asia : trends and issues
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Studying non-traditional security in Asia : trends and issues
(Non-traditional security in Asia series)
Marshall Cavendish Academic, 2006
- : pbk
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Includes bibliographical references (p.224-232)
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Description
The security challenges confronting Asia today go beyond the traditional dimensions of security and tend to be more diverse than what the region has ever known before. Issues like infectious diseases, trafficking in illegal drugs, irregular migration, environmental degradation, financial crises, and natural disasters are increasingly being treated as pressing concerns with serious security implications. Such concerns pose threats to the national sovereignty and territorial integrity of nation-states as well as to the welfare and security of their respective societies and individuals. Consisting of a collection of essays, this volume presents current trends and research directions in non-traditional security in Asia. It is structured around research projects undertaken by various research institutes in the region, showcasing their major findings and highlighting key implications for the field of non-traditional security studies.
Table of Contents
- Foreword
- Introduction
- Human Security in South Asia: Discourse, Practice and Policy Proposition
- The Dynamics of Securitisation in Asia
- Understanding and Responding to "Terrorism" in South Asia
- China Facing Non-Traditional Security: A Report on Capacity Building
- Development Gaps and Economic Security in ASEAN Economies
- Bringing Politics Back In: Globalisation, Pluralism, and Securitisation in East Asia
- Understanding Non-Traditional Security in East Asia: Managing New Challenges in a Changing State, Society and Region
- Securitisation of Irregular Migration: the South Asian Case
- Human Security in South Asia: A People's Commonsense
- Structural Challenges, Enabling Spaces: Gender and Non-traditional Formulations of Security in South Asia
- "Fish Fights over Fish Rights": Non-Traditional Security Issues in Fisheries in Southeast Asia.
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