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Document Type: | Book |
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All Authors / Contributors: |
David Chandler; Nik Hynek |
ISBN: | 9780415567343 0415567343 9780203847589 020384758X |
OCLC Number: | 502874578 |
Description: | viii, 208 pages ; 25 cm. |
Contents: | Introduction : Emancipation and power in human security / Nik Hynek and David Chandler -- 'We the peoples' : contending discourses of security in human rights theory and practice / Tim Dunne and Nicholas J. Wheeler -- Development of the human security field : a critical examination / David Bosold -- Post-colonial hybridity and the return of human security / Oliver P. Richmond -- Securitizing 'bare life' : critical perspectives on human security discourse / Giorgio Shani -- Human security, biopoverty and the possibility for emancipation / David Roberts -- Institutionalised and co-opted : why human security has lost its way / Mandy Turner, Neil Cooper and Michael Pugh -- The limits to emancipation in the human security framework / Tara McCormack -- Rethinking global discourses of security / David Chandler -- Human security and the securing of human life : tracing global sovereign and biopolitical rule / Marc G. Doucet and Miguel de Larrinaga -- Problematizing life under biopower : a Foucauldian versus an Agambenite critique of human security / Suvi Alt -- Rethinking human security : history, economy, governmentality / Nik Hynek -- Human security : sovereignty and disorder / Kyle Grayson -- Inhuman security / Mark Neocleous. |
Series Title: | PRIO new security studies. |
Responsibility: | edited by David Chandler and Nik Hynek. |
Abstract:
Presents critical perspectives towards Human Security, which has become one of the key discourses in Security Studies and IR.
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