Going beyond military threats and state-centric analysis, this volume demonstrates the importance of a broad security agenda that incorporates political, economic, social, and environmental dimensions as well as the many linkages between them. It applies non-traditional security perspectives to a range of human challenges across Asia, in the hope of encouraging a security discourse where people are at the vital core. It also explores the potential conceptual and operational benefits of non-traditional security thinking in a continent confronted by both conventional and non-traditional security challenges.
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embedded mercantilism, compliance bargaining, water utilization rules, alternative security models, nontraditional security issues, multilateral regional cooperation, temporary exclusion list, partisan politicization, human security issues, unprocessed agricultural products, nomenklatura capitalism, security behaviour, offensive adjustment, devolution package, riparian states, environmental disorders, domestic cartels, environmental insecurity, human insecurity, tradeable sector, environmental security, interstate tensions, redefining security, domestic coalitions, devolution proposals Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Northeast Asia, South Asia, World Bank, Southeast Asia, South Korea, Sri Lanka, New York, United States, North Korea, United Nations, Mekong River, New Delhi, Asia Pacific, Bangkok Post, Mekong Committee, Nam Theun, Westview Press, Human Development Report, Ramesh Thakur, Barry Buzan, International Monetary Fund, Ole Waever, Princeton University Press, Russian Far East, Tsuneo Akaha New!
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embedded mercantilism, compliance bargaining, water utilization rules, alternative security models, nontraditional security issues, multilateral regional cooperation, temporary exclusion list, partisan politicization, human security issues, unprocessed agricultural products, nomenklatura capitalism, security behaviour, offensive adjustment, devolution package, riparian states, environmental disorders, domestic cartels, environmental insecurity, human insecurity, tradeable sector, environmental security, interstate tensions, redefining security, domestic coalitions, devolution proposals Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Northeast Asia, South Asia, World Bank, Southeast Asia, South Korea, Sri Lanka, New York, United States, North Korea, United Nations, Mekong River, New Delhi, Asia Pacific, Bangkok Post, Mekong Committee, Nam Theun, Westview Press, Human Development Report, Ramesh Thakur, Barry Buzan, International Monetary Fund, Ole Waever, Princeton University Press, Russian Far East, Tsuneo Akaha New!
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- South Asia by James Norton on 4 pages
- People in Change: Canada, Australia, New Zealand (The Taba program in social science) by Hilda Taba on 4 pages
- Ultimate Security: The Environmental Basis of Political Stability by Norman Myers on 4 pages
- Conflict and the Environment (NATO Science Partnership Sub-Series: 2:) by N.P. Gleditsch on page 170, page 171, and page 237
- Politics and Markets in the Wake of the Asian Crisis (Asian Capitalisms) by Mark Beeson on page 70, and page 71
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