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ABBREVIATIONSABMACDAAFKARFASEANBMDCACCASTCDSSCEECESSCFECHALLENGECNDCNSCOPRICPREACSISCSSECPREDENDESRCEUEUISSFRYFSUGIPRIGWoTIAEAIDSAIDSSAnti-Ballistic MissileArms Control and Disarmament AgencyArbeitsgemeinschaft für Friedens- und KonfliktforschungASEAN Regional ForumAssociation of Southeast Asian NationsBallistic Missile DefenceCouncil for Arms ControlCentre for Advanced Security TheoryCentre for Defence and Strategic StudiesCentral and Eastern EuropeCentre for European Security StudiesConventional Armed Forces in EuropeChanging Landscape of European Liberty and SecurityCampaign for Nuclear DisarmamentCenter for Nonproliferation StudiesCopenhagen Peace Research InstituteCanadian Peace Research and Education AssociationCenter for Strategic and International StudiesCritical Security StudiesEuropean Consortium for Political ResearchExtended deterrenceEuropean Nuclear DisarmamentEconomic and Social Research CouncilEuropean UnionEuropean Union Institute for Security StudiesFormer Republic of YugoslaviaFormer Soviet UnionGeneva International Peace Research InstituteGlobal War on TerrorismInternational Atomic Energy AgencyInstitute for Defence Studies and AnalysesInstitute of Defence and Strategic Studiesxii
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Page 8: THE EVOLUTION OFINTERNATIONALSECURI
Page 12: CONTENTSForeword ixList of abbrevia
Page 16: contentsviiHuman Security 202Critic
Page 22: xforewordover the burgeoning turns
Page 28: list of abbreviationsxiiiIFSHIISSIN
Page 32: FIGURES1.1. Security and its adjace
Page 36: IntroductionThis book is about the
Page 40: introduction 3Peace Research, there
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Page 60: security and its adjacent concepts
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22 the key questions in internation
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from medieval to sovereign states 2
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the french revolution and domestic
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the french revolution and domestic
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the conception of politics in iss 3
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epistemology and security debates 3
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mapping concepts of security 35eith
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mapping concepts of security 37andi
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3The driving forces behind the evol
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a post-kuhnian sociology of science
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a post-kuhnian sociology of science
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internal versus external factors 45
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the theoretical status of the drivi
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the theoretical status of the drivi
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the five driving forces as general
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strategic studies, deterrence and t
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great power politics: the cold war
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great power politics: the cold war
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the technological imperative 73assu
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the technological imperative 75firs
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the technological imperative 77mili
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the technological imperative 79to p
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the technological imperative 81the
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the pressure of current affairs and
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the pressure of current affairs and
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the internal dynamics of academic d
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the internal dynamics of academic d
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institutionalisation 91involving th
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institutionalisation 93and the Oxfo
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institutionalisation 95so much in t
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institutionalisation 97Russett, 198
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conclusions 99technology. These two
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5The Cold War challenge to national
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the cold war challenge to national
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peace research and arms control 105
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positive peace, integration and soc
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positive peace, integration and soc
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structural violence, economics and
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the internal dynamics of debates in
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from peace to security 135From peac
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from peace to security 137The singl
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from peace to security 139research
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from peace to security 141connectio
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from peace to security 143thinking
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institutionalisation 145‘reality
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institutionalisation 147Europe left
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institutionalisation 149That said,
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institutionalisation 151of founding
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conclusions 153‘Peace Research an
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conclusions 155Strategic Studies th
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international security studies post
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the loss of a meta-event: surviving
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the loss of a meta-event: surviving
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internal academic debates 163articl
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great power politics 165much to tes
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great power politics 167argument fr
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great power politics 169substantial
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the technological imperative 171abo
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the technological imperative 173(va
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the technological imperative 175Gor
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egional security and non-western ev
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institutionalisation 183such as the
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conclusions 185technology and war.
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7Widening and deepening securityThe
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widening and deepening security 189
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constructivisms: norms, identities
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PositivepeaceLIBERAL PEACE RESEARCH
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eyond the (western) state 201based
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eyond the (western) state 203develo
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eyond the (western) state 205the nu
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eyond the (western) state 207and mo
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eyond the (western) state 209as the
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eyond the (western) state 211gender
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discursive security 213widening lit
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discursive security 215‘Securitis
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discursive security 217possible to
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discursive security 219was identifi
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institutionalisation 221Self and an
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institutionalisation 223Oren, Ole W
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conclusions 225Great powerpolitics
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esponding to 9/11: a return to nati
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traditionalist iss post-9/11 229soc
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traditionalist iss post-9/11 231whi
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traditionalist iss post-9/11 233GWo
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traditionalist iss post-9/11 235200
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traditionalist iss post-9/11 237pos
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traditionalist iss post-9/11 239the
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traditionalist iss post-9/11 241spe
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widening perspectives and the globa
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institutionalisation and the global
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conclusions 253of its kind in Europ
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conclusions 255from the 1990s is mu
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conclusions 257of the widening pers
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the changing shape of iss 259and ne
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driving forces reconsidered 261been
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the state and future of iss 263in t
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the outlook for iss 265noted at the
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the outlook for iss 267for a plausi
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the outlook for iss 269difficult to
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the outlook for iss 271that had not
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REFERENCESAAA (2007) ‘American An
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eferences 275(2006) ‘On Securitiz
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eferences 277Auerswald, David P. (2
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eferences 279Baudrillard, Jean (199
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eferences 281Bernstein, Richard and
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eferences 283Boulding, Elise and Ke
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eferences 285(1982) ‘Civilian Pow
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eferences 287(1996) ‘Political Pr
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eferences 289Cavanaugh, Jeffrey M.
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eferences 291(2004) ‘Does my Bomb
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eferences 293Crawford, Neta C. (200
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eferences 295(2006) ‘The Sublime
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eferences 297Dinerstein, Herbert S.
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eferences 299Egnell, Robert (2006)
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eferences 301Fierke, Karin M. (1996
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eferences 303(1998/9) ‘The Changi
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eferences 305Ghosh, Probal K. (2003
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eferences 307(2001) ‘Bush, Missil
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eferences 309Hagerty, Devin T. (199
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eferences 311Hettne, Björn (1991)
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eferences 313(2004c) Japan’s Secu
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eferences 315Imber, Mark (1980) ‘
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eferences 317Johnston, Alastair Iai
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eferences 319Karp, Aaron (1984/5)
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eferences 321Kier, Elizabeth (1995)
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eferences 323Kristensen, Hans and J
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eferences 325(1994) ‘The Long Pea
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eferences 327Lowrance, William W. (
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eferences 329Mattern, Janice B. (20
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eferences 331Michishita, Narushige
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eferences 333(1978) Politics Among
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eferences 335Niva, Steve (1999) ‘
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eferences 337Oxenstierna, Maria T.
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eferences 339Pinkston, Daniel A. an
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eferences 341(1960) Fights, Games a
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eferences 343Roman, Peter J. (2002)
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eferences 345Sagan, Scott D. and Ke
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eferences 347Seignious, George M. a
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eferences 349(1980) The Correlates
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eferences 351Sørensen, Georg (2001
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eferences 353Sylvester, Christine (
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eferences 355Thomas, Ward (2000)
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eferences 357Van Munster, Rens (200
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eferences 359(1990) ‘Security, So
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eferences 361Weldes, Jutta, Mark La
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eferences 363Plowshares: The Milita
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AUTHOR INDEXAbelson, Donald E. 95Ad
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author index 367Schmid, Hermann 124
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subject index 369Arms Control and D
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subject index 371relationship with
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subject index 373responses to, 9/11
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subject index 375International Peac
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subject index 377stability 238, 240
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subject index 379Post-colonial Secu
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subject index 381South Asia, region
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subject index 383United Statesand a
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