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Human Security
Four Volume Set
Edited by:
June 2013 | 1 504 pages | SAGE Publications Ltd
Human security is understood as a response to the proliferation of new security threats which fit awkwardly within the relatively narrow confines of the traditional, state-centric national security paradigm. Human Security is a field of study that has emerged over the last 20 years. It is a sub-section of security studies but encompass a diverse range of academic disciplines and policy discourses (development studies, international relations, environmental studies, public health, economics, gender issues, human rights and foreign policy). It is also increasingly being adopted by policy-makers from individual nation states (Canada and Japan), bodies (European Union and the African Union) as well as institutionalized by the United Nations, and used by non-state actors in such as NGOs and the corporate sector. This volume serves as a valuable compilation of a disparate discourse, and a core reference for scholars and practitioners in a wide range of fields.
Volume One: Concept and Critique
Volume Two : As Critical Theory
Volume Three: Policy and Advocacy
Volume Four: Methodologies and Tools
VOLUME ONE: CONCEPT AND CRITIQUE
Emma Rothschild
What Is Security?
Jessica Tuchman Mathews
Redefining Security
Sadako Ogata and Johan Cels
Human Security
Sabina Alkire
Conceptual Framework for Human Security
Lloyd Axworthy
Global Insights
David Baldwin
Security Studies and the End of the Cold War
Pauline Ewan
Deepening the Human Security Debate
Des Gasper
Securing Humanity
Helga Haftendorn
The Security Puzzle
Dan Henk
Human Security
Yuen Foong Khong
Human Security
Gerd Oberlietner
Human Security
J. Peter Burgess and Taylor Owen
Editors' Note
Ramesh Thakur
A Political Worldview
Lloyd Axworthy
A New Scientific Field and Policy Lens
Fen Osler Hampson
A Concept in Need of a Global Policy Response
Don Hubert
An Idea That Works in Practice
Peter Uvin
A Field of Overlaps and Interactions
Caroline Thomas
A Bridge between the Interconnected Challenges Confronting the World
Jennifer Leaning
Psychosocial Well-Being over Time
Amitav Acharya
An Holistic Paradigm
Kyle Grayson
A Challenge to the Power over Knowledge of Traditional Security Studies
Edward Newman
A Normatively Attractive but Analytically Weak Concept
Sabina Alkire
A Vital Core That Must Be Treated with the Same Gravitas as Traditional Security Threats
Kanti Bajpai
An Expression of Threats versus Capabilities across Time and Space
Donna Winslow and Thomas Hylland Eriksen
A Broad Concept That Encourages Interdisciplinary Thinking
P.H. Liotta
A Concept in Search of Relevance
Paul Evans
A Concept Still on the Margins, but Evolving from Its Asian Roots
Astri Suhrke
A Stalled Initiative
Andrew Mack
A Signifier of Shared Values
Keith Krause
The Key to a Powerful Agenda, if Properly Delimited
S. Neil Macfarlane
A Useful Concept That Risks Losing Its Political Salience
Barry Buzan
A Reductionist, Idealistic Notion That Adds Little Analytical Value
Roland Paris
Still an Inscrutable Concept
Taylor Owen
Human Security
Amartya Sen
Global Inequality and Human Security
Caroline Thomas
Global Governance, Development and Human Security
Des Gasper
The Idea of Human Security
Roland Paris
Human Security
Human Development Report (United Nations Development Program)
New Dimensions of Human Security
Neil MacFarlane and Yuen Foong Khong
Human Security and the United Nations
Mary Kaldor and Mary Martin Sabine Selchow
Human Security
Amitav Acharya
Human Security
VOLUME TWO: AS CRITICAL THEORY
Ryerson Christie
Critical Voices and Human Security
Annick Wibben
Human Security
William Bain
The Tyranny of Benevolence
Mary-Jane Fox
Girl Soldiers
Des Gasper
The Human and the Social
Gunhild Hoogensen and Kirsti Stuvøy
Gender, Resistance and Human Security
Ralph Pettman
Human Security as Global Security
Kyle Grayson
Human Security as Power/Knowledge
Heidi Hudson
'Doing' Security as though Humans Matter
Edward Newman
Critical Human Security Studies
Thanh-Dam Truong
Human Security and the Governmentality of Neo-liberal Mobility
Kyle Grayson
Human Security, Neo-Liberalism and Corporate Social Responsibility
Miguel De Larrinaga and Marc Doucet
Sovereign Power and the Bio-Politics of Human Security
Ikechi Mgbeoji
The Civilized Self and the Barbaric Other
Pinar Bilgin
Individual and Societal Dimensions of Security
Keith Krause
Critical Theory and Security Studies
Earl Conteh-Morgan
Globalization and Human Security
Edward Newman
Human Security and Constructivism
Mohammad Nuruzzaman
Paradigms in Conflict
David Chandler
Review Essay
Taylor Owen
The Critique That Doesn't Bite
Tara McCormack
Power and Agency in the Human Security Framework
VOLUME THREE: POLICY AND ADVOCACY
Melissa Curley
Human Security's Future in Regional Co-Operation and Governance?
M. Duffield and N. Waddell
Securing Humans in a Dangerous World
Bert Edström
Japan's Foreign Policy and Human Security
Fen Osler Hampson and Dean Oliver
Pulpit Diplomacy
Richard Jolly and Deepayan Basu Ray
Human Security
Pauline Kerr, Williem Tow and Marianne Hanson
The Utility of the Human Security Agenda for Policy Makers
George MacLean
Instituting and Projecting Human Security
Janne Haaland Matlary
Much Ado about Little
Mary Martin and Taylor Owen
The Second Generation of Human Security
Nicholas Thomas and William Tow
The Utility of Human Security
Jide Martyns Okeke
Humanitarianism and Human Security in a Post-9/11 World
Sorpong Peou
Collaborative Human Security? The United Nations and Other Actors in Cambodia
Astrid Suhrke
Human Security and the Interests of States
P.H. Liotta
Boomerang Effect
David Bosold and Sascha Werthes
Human Security in Practice
Marlies Glasius
Human Security from Paradigm Shift to Operationalization
VOLUME FOUR: METHODOLOGIES AND TOOLS
Kanti Bajpai
The Idea of Human Security
Peter Brecke
Notes on Developing a Human Security/Insecurity Index
Paz Buttedahl
True Measures of Human Security
Lincoln Chen and Aafje Rietveld
Human Security during Complex Humanitarian Emergencies
Taylor Owen and O. Slaymaker
Toward Modeling Regionally Specific Human Security Using GIS
Amartya Sen and Sudhir Anand
Human Development Index
Jennifer Leaning and Sam Arie
Human Security
Gary King and Christopher Murray
Rethinking Human Security
Steve Lonergan
The Index of Human Insecurity
Harvard Program on Humanitarian Policy and Conflict Research
Proposal for the Creation of a Human Security Report
Paul Collier and Anke Hoeffler
Data Issues in the Study of Conflict
Sundara Vadlamudi
Architecture for Early Warning at the United Nations Based on Human Security Indicators
Taylor Owen
Measuring Human Security