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Part 1 Chapter 1. Elusive Security Chapter 2 Defining Security Chapter 3 The Organization of this Book Chapter 4 Whose Security? Part 5 Chapter 2. National Security Chapter 6 Internal vs. External Security Chapter 7 Protecting the State's Core Values Chapter 8 Sovereignty Chapter 9 Origins of the Sovereign State Chapter 10 States, Not Nations Chapter 11 The Components of a State Chapter 12 Building Internally Secure States Chapter 13 Violence as Integral to the State-Building Process Part 14 Chapter 3. Terrorism Chapter 15 Defining Terrorism Chapter 16 The Internationalization of Terrorism Chapter 17 The Increasing Lethality of Terrorism Chapter 18 Defending the Homeland against Terrorism Part 19 Chapter 4. Identifying External Security Threats Chapter 20 International Anarchy and the Security Dilemma Chapter 21 Balancing Power, Balancing Threats Chapter 22 Accommodation Chapter 23 Bandwagoning Chapter 24 Alliances and Coalitions Part 25 Chapter 5. Defending against External Security Threats Chapter 26 The Ambiguous Role of Military Force Chapter 27 The Defense Dilemma: Trading Off National Values Chapter 28 Deterrence and Nuclear Weapons Chapter 29 Containment Chapter 30 Defensive Defense Part 31 Chapter 6. Going on the Offensive Chapter 32 The Bush Doctrine Chapter 33 Preemptive and Preventive War Chapter 34 Military Intervention Chapter 35 "New Wars" Part 36 Chapter 7. International Security Chapter 37 A Focus on Power and Order in Interstate Relations Chapter 38 Constructing Global Security Organizations Chapter 39 Why States Would Bind Themselves Part 40 Chapter 8. The United Nations and International Security Chapter 41 The Security Council as a Rigid Great Power System Chapter 42 The UN Charter and International Peace and Security Chapter 43 Collective Security: From Korea to the 1991 Gulf War Part 44 Chapter 9. Keeping the Peace Chapter 45 UN Peacekeeping Chapter 46 The 1990s—Combining Peacekeeping with Peace Enforcement Chapter 47 Improving UN Peace Operations Part 48 Chapter 10. Human Security Chapter 49 Civilians Come Last—The Geneva Conventions Chapter 50 The Post–Cold War Human Security Agenda Chapter 51 Protecting People from Large-Scale Violence Chapter 52 Reality Check Part 53 Conclusion: Reimagning Our Choices
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Michael Makled
reviewed Elusive security on February 22, 2013
Elusive security
My statistics teacher, knowing that I was more literary- than mathematically-minded, asked me to read this book for a final project. I can't thank her enough for bridging the gap between math and my interests. A good read indeed!
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