Contemporary Security Studies
Contemporary Security Studies
Collins, Alan
Oxford University Press
12/2015
544
Mole
Inglês
9780198708315
0198708319
890
Contemporary Security Studies is the definitive introduction to Security Studies, focussing on the key theoretical approaches and most important issues that dominate the modern security agenda. With an expert team of leading scholars providing unmatched depth of coverage, this is the most relevant, up-to-date guide to the subject available.
- 1.INTRODUCTION: WHAT IS SECURITY STUDIES? - ALAN COLLINS, SWANSEA UNIVERSITY
- PART 1: APPROACHES TO SECURITY
- 2. REALISM - CHARLES L. GLASER, UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO
- 3. LIBERALISM - PATRICK MORGAN, UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, IRVINE
- 4. HISTORICAL MATERIALISM - ERIC HERRING, UNIVERSITY OF BRISTOL
- 5. PEACE STUDIES - PAUL ROGERS, UNIVERSITY OF BRADFORD
- 6. SOCIAL CONSTRUCTIVISM - CHRISTINE AGIUS, SWINBURNE UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY
- 7. CRITICAL SECURITY STUDIES: A SCHISMATIC HISTORY - DAVID MUTIMER, YORK UNIVERSITY, TORONTO
- 8. CRITICAL INTERVENTIONS: SUBJECTS. OBJECTS AND SECURITY - J. MARSHALL BEIER, MCMASTER UNIVERSITY
- 9. POSTCOLONIALISM - MARK LAFFEY AND SUTHAHARAN NADARAJAH, SOAS, UNIVERSITY OF LONDON
- 10. HUMAN SECURITY - RANDOLPH B. PERSAUD, THE AMERICAN UNIVERSITY, WASHINGTON DC
- 11. GENDER AND SECURITY - CAROLINE KENNEDY AND SOPHIA DINGLI, UNIVERSITY OF HULL
- 12. SECURITIZATION - RALF EMMERS, RSIS, SINGAPORE
- PART 2: DEEPENING AND BROADENING SECURITY
- 13. MILITARY SECURITY - MIKE SHEEHAN, SWANSEA UNIVERSITY
- 14. REGIME SECURITY - RICHARD JACKSON, ABERYSTWYTH UNIVERSITY
- 15. SOCIETAL SECURITY - PAUL ROE, CENTRAL EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY
- 16. ENVIRONMENTAL SECURITY - JON BARNETT, UNIVERSITY OF MELBOURNE
- 17. ECONOMIC SECURITY - GARY M. SHIFFMAN, GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY
- 18. GLOBALIZATION, DEVELOPMENT AND SECURITY - NANA K POKU AND JACQUELINE THERKELSEN, , UNIVERSITY OF KWAZULU-NATAL
- PART 3: TRADITIONAL AND NON-TRADITIONAL SECURITY
- 19. COERCIVE DIPLOMACY: COUNTERING WAR-THREATENING CRISES AND ARMED CONFLICTS - PETER VIGGO JAKOBSEN, UNIVERSITY OF COPENHAGEN
- 20. WEAPONS OF MASS DESTRUCTION AND PROLIFERATION - JAMES J. WIRTZ, US NAVAL POSTGRADUATE SCHOOL
- 21. TERRORISM - JAMES LUTZ AND BRENDA LUTZ, INDIANA UNIVERSITY PURDUE
- 22. HUMANITARIAN INTERVENTION - ALEX J. BELLAMY, GRIFFITH UNIVERSITY
- 23. ENERGY SECURITY - DOUG STOKES, UNIVERSITY OF EXETER AND SAM RAPHAEL, KINGSTON UNIVERSITY
- 24.THE WEAPONS TRADE - SUZETTE R. GRILLOT, UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA
- 25. HEALTH AND SECURITY - STEFAN ELBE, UNIVERSITY OF SUSSEX
- 26. TRANSNATIONAL CRIME - HAROLD TRINKUNAS, THE BROOKINGS INSTITUTION AND JEANNE GIRALDO, US NAVAL POSTGRADUATE SCHOOL, AND HAROLD TRINKUNAS, BROOKINGS INSTITUTION
- 27. CYBER-SECURITY - MYRIAM DUNN CAVELTY, ETH ZURICH
- 28. AFTER THE RETURN TO THEORY: THE PAST, PRESENT, AND FUTURE OF SECURITY STUDIES - BARRY BUZAN, LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS, AND OLE WAEVER, UNIVERSITY OF COPENHAGEN
- PART 1: APPROACHES TO SECURITY
- 2. REALISM - CHARLES L. GLASER, UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO
- 3. LIBERALISM - PATRICK MORGAN, UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, IRVINE
- 4. HISTORICAL MATERIALISM - ERIC HERRING, UNIVERSITY OF BRISTOL
- 5. PEACE STUDIES - PAUL ROGERS, UNIVERSITY OF BRADFORD
- 6. SOCIAL CONSTRUCTIVISM - CHRISTINE AGIUS, SWINBURNE UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY
- 7. CRITICAL SECURITY STUDIES: A SCHISMATIC HISTORY - DAVID MUTIMER, YORK UNIVERSITY, TORONTO
- 8. CRITICAL INTERVENTIONS: SUBJECTS. OBJECTS AND SECURITY - J. MARSHALL BEIER, MCMASTER UNIVERSITY
- 9. POSTCOLONIALISM - MARK LAFFEY AND SUTHAHARAN NADARAJAH, SOAS, UNIVERSITY OF LONDON
- 10. HUMAN SECURITY - RANDOLPH B. PERSAUD, THE AMERICAN UNIVERSITY, WASHINGTON DC
- 11. GENDER AND SECURITY - CAROLINE KENNEDY AND SOPHIA DINGLI, UNIVERSITY OF HULL
- 12. SECURITIZATION - RALF EMMERS, RSIS, SINGAPORE
- PART 2: DEEPENING AND BROADENING SECURITY
- 13. MILITARY SECURITY - MIKE SHEEHAN, SWANSEA UNIVERSITY
- 14. REGIME SECURITY - RICHARD JACKSON, ABERYSTWYTH UNIVERSITY
- 15. SOCIETAL SECURITY - PAUL ROE, CENTRAL EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY
- 16. ENVIRONMENTAL SECURITY - JON BARNETT, UNIVERSITY OF MELBOURNE
- 17. ECONOMIC SECURITY - GARY M. SHIFFMAN, GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY
- 18. GLOBALIZATION, DEVELOPMENT AND SECURITY - NANA K POKU AND JACQUELINE THERKELSEN, , UNIVERSITY OF KWAZULU-NATAL
- PART 3: TRADITIONAL AND NON-TRADITIONAL SECURITY
- 19. COERCIVE DIPLOMACY: COUNTERING WAR-THREATENING CRISES AND ARMED CONFLICTS - PETER VIGGO JAKOBSEN, UNIVERSITY OF COPENHAGEN
- 20. WEAPONS OF MASS DESTRUCTION AND PROLIFERATION - JAMES J. WIRTZ, US NAVAL POSTGRADUATE SCHOOL
- 21. TERRORISM - JAMES LUTZ AND BRENDA LUTZ, INDIANA UNIVERSITY PURDUE
- 22. HUMANITARIAN INTERVENTION - ALEX J. BELLAMY, GRIFFITH UNIVERSITY
- 23. ENERGY SECURITY - DOUG STOKES, UNIVERSITY OF EXETER AND SAM RAPHAEL, KINGSTON UNIVERSITY
- 24.THE WEAPONS TRADE - SUZETTE R. GRILLOT, UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA
- 25. HEALTH AND SECURITY - STEFAN ELBE, UNIVERSITY OF SUSSEX
- 26. TRANSNATIONAL CRIME - HAROLD TRINKUNAS, THE BROOKINGS INSTITUTION AND JEANNE GIRALDO, US NAVAL POSTGRADUATE SCHOOL, AND HAROLD TRINKUNAS, BROOKINGS INSTITUTION
- 27. CYBER-SECURITY - MYRIAM DUNN CAVELTY, ETH ZURICH
- 28. AFTER THE RETURN TO THEORY: THE PAST, PRESENT, AND FUTURE OF SECURITY STUDIES - BARRY BUZAN, LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS, AND OLE WAEVER, UNIVERSITY OF COPENHAGEN
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Contemporary Security Studies is the definitive introduction to Security Studies, focussing on the key theoretical approaches and most important issues that dominate the modern security agenda. With an expert team of leading scholars providing unmatched depth of coverage, this is the most relevant, up-to-date guide to the subject available.
- 1.INTRODUCTION: WHAT IS SECURITY STUDIES? - ALAN COLLINS, SWANSEA UNIVERSITY
- PART 1: APPROACHES TO SECURITY
- 2. REALISM - CHARLES L. GLASER, UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO
- 3. LIBERALISM - PATRICK MORGAN, UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, IRVINE
- 4. HISTORICAL MATERIALISM - ERIC HERRING, UNIVERSITY OF BRISTOL
- 5. PEACE STUDIES - PAUL ROGERS, UNIVERSITY OF BRADFORD
- 6. SOCIAL CONSTRUCTIVISM - CHRISTINE AGIUS, SWINBURNE UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY
- 7. CRITICAL SECURITY STUDIES: A SCHISMATIC HISTORY - DAVID MUTIMER, YORK UNIVERSITY, TORONTO
- 8. CRITICAL INTERVENTIONS: SUBJECTS. OBJECTS AND SECURITY - J. MARSHALL BEIER, MCMASTER UNIVERSITY
- 9. POSTCOLONIALISM - MARK LAFFEY AND SUTHAHARAN NADARAJAH, SOAS, UNIVERSITY OF LONDON
- 10. HUMAN SECURITY - RANDOLPH B. PERSAUD, THE AMERICAN UNIVERSITY, WASHINGTON DC
- 11. GENDER AND SECURITY - CAROLINE KENNEDY AND SOPHIA DINGLI, UNIVERSITY OF HULL
- 12. SECURITIZATION - RALF EMMERS, RSIS, SINGAPORE
- PART 2: DEEPENING AND BROADENING SECURITY
- 13. MILITARY SECURITY - MIKE SHEEHAN, SWANSEA UNIVERSITY
- 14. REGIME SECURITY - RICHARD JACKSON, ABERYSTWYTH UNIVERSITY
- 15. SOCIETAL SECURITY - PAUL ROE, CENTRAL EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY
- 16. ENVIRONMENTAL SECURITY - JON BARNETT, UNIVERSITY OF MELBOURNE
- 17. ECONOMIC SECURITY - GARY M. SHIFFMAN, GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY
- 18. GLOBALIZATION, DEVELOPMENT AND SECURITY - NANA K POKU AND JACQUELINE THERKELSEN, , UNIVERSITY OF KWAZULU-NATAL
- PART 3: TRADITIONAL AND NON-TRADITIONAL SECURITY
- 19. COERCIVE DIPLOMACY: COUNTERING WAR-THREATENING CRISES AND ARMED CONFLICTS - PETER VIGGO JAKOBSEN, UNIVERSITY OF COPENHAGEN
- 20. WEAPONS OF MASS DESTRUCTION AND PROLIFERATION - JAMES J. WIRTZ, US NAVAL POSTGRADUATE SCHOOL
- 21. TERRORISM - JAMES LUTZ AND BRENDA LUTZ, INDIANA UNIVERSITY PURDUE
- 22. HUMANITARIAN INTERVENTION - ALEX J. BELLAMY, GRIFFITH UNIVERSITY
- 23. ENERGY SECURITY - DOUG STOKES, UNIVERSITY OF EXETER AND SAM RAPHAEL, KINGSTON UNIVERSITY
- 24.THE WEAPONS TRADE - SUZETTE R. GRILLOT, UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA
- 25. HEALTH AND SECURITY - STEFAN ELBE, UNIVERSITY OF SUSSEX
- 26. TRANSNATIONAL CRIME - HAROLD TRINKUNAS, THE BROOKINGS INSTITUTION AND JEANNE GIRALDO, US NAVAL POSTGRADUATE SCHOOL, AND HAROLD TRINKUNAS, BROOKINGS INSTITUTION
- 27. CYBER-SECURITY - MYRIAM DUNN CAVELTY, ETH ZURICH
- 28. AFTER THE RETURN TO THEORY: THE PAST, PRESENT, AND FUTURE OF SECURITY STUDIES - BARRY BUZAN, LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS, AND OLE WAEVER, UNIVERSITY OF COPENHAGEN
- PART 1: APPROACHES TO SECURITY
- 2. REALISM - CHARLES L. GLASER, UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO
- 3. LIBERALISM - PATRICK MORGAN, UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, IRVINE
- 4. HISTORICAL MATERIALISM - ERIC HERRING, UNIVERSITY OF BRISTOL
- 5. PEACE STUDIES - PAUL ROGERS, UNIVERSITY OF BRADFORD
- 6. SOCIAL CONSTRUCTIVISM - CHRISTINE AGIUS, SWINBURNE UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY
- 7. CRITICAL SECURITY STUDIES: A SCHISMATIC HISTORY - DAVID MUTIMER, YORK UNIVERSITY, TORONTO
- 8. CRITICAL INTERVENTIONS: SUBJECTS. OBJECTS AND SECURITY - J. MARSHALL BEIER, MCMASTER UNIVERSITY
- 9. POSTCOLONIALISM - MARK LAFFEY AND SUTHAHARAN NADARAJAH, SOAS, UNIVERSITY OF LONDON
- 10. HUMAN SECURITY - RANDOLPH B. PERSAUD, THE AMERICAN UNIVERSITY, WASHINGTON DC
- 11. GENDER AND SECURITY - CAROLINE KENNEDY AND SOPHIA DINGLI, UNIVERSITY OF HULL
- 12. SECURITIZATION - RALF EMMERS, RSIS, SINGAPORE
- PART 2: DEEPENING AND BROADENING SECURITY
- 13. MILITARY SECURITY - MIKE SHEEHAN, SWANSEA UNIVERSITY
- 14. REGIME SECURITY - RICHARD JACKSON, ABERYSTWYTH UNIVERSITY
- 15. SOCIETAL SECURITY - PAUL ROE, CENTRAL EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY
- 16. ENVIRONMENTAL SECURITY - JON BARNETT, UNIVERSITY OF MELBOURNE
- 17. ECONOMIC SECURITY - GARY M. SHIFFMAN, GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY
- 18. GLOBALIZATION, DEVELOPMENT AND SECURITY - NANA K POKU AND JACQUELINE THERKELSEN, , UNIVERSITY OF KWAZULU-NATAL
- PART 3: TRADITIONAL AND NON-TRADITIONAL SECURITY
- 19. COERCIVE DIPLOMACY: COUNTERING WAR-THREATENING CRISES AND ARMED CONFLICTS - PETER VIGGO JAKOBSEN, UNIVERSITY OF COPENHAGEN
- 20. WEAPONS OF MASS DESTRUCTION AND PROLIFERATION - JAMES J. WIRTZ, US NAVAL POSTGRADUATE SCHOOL
- 21. TERRORISM - JAMES LUTZ AND BRENDA LUTZ, INDIANA UNIVERSITY PURDUE
- 22. HUMANITARIAN INTERVENTION - ALEX J. BELLAMY, GRIFFITH UNIVERSITY
- 23. ENERGY SECURITY - DOUG STOKES, UNIVERSITY OF EXETER AND SAM RAPHAEL, KINGSTON UNIVERSITY
- 24.THE WEAPONS TRADE - SUZETTE R. GRILLOT, UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA
- 25. HEALTH AND SECURITY - STEFAN ELBE, UNIVERSITY OF SUSSEX
- 26. TRANSNATIONAL CRIME - HAROLD TRINKUNAS, THE BROOKINGS INSTITUTION AND JEANNE GIRALDO, US NAVAL POSTGRADUATE SCHOOL, AND HAROLD TRINKUNAS, BROOKINGS INSTITUTION
- 27. CYBER-SECURITY - MYRIAM DUNN CAVELTY, ETH ZURICH
- 28. AFTER THE RETURN TO THEORY: THE PAST, PRESENT, AND FUTURE OF SECURITY STUDIES - BARRY BUZAN, LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS, AND OLE WAEVER, UNIVERSITY OF COPENHAGEN
