Includes bibliographical references and index Highlights the gap between the new security environment and the notion of state-centred national security favoured by Washington, showing how the national security state remains largely intact. This work...
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Includes bibliographical references and index Highlights the gap between the new security environment and the notion of state-centred national security favoured by Washington, showing how the national security state remains largely intact. This work is intended for students of strategic studies, security studies and international relations
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BOOK COVER; HALF TITLE; TITLE; COPYRIGHT; CONTENTS; NOTES ON CONTRIBUTORS; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS; 1. GLOBALIZATION, THE END OF THE COLD WAR, AND THE DOCTRINE OF NATIONAL SECURITY; 2. THE CONCEPT OF SECURITY IN A GLOBALIZING WORLD; 3. GLOBALIZATION AND VIOLENT POLITICAL DISSENT IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES; 4. GLOBALIZATION, AMERICAN EXCEPTIONALISM AND SECURITY; 5. THE IMPACT OF THE "VIETNAM SYNDROME" ON US FOREIGN POLICY IN A POST-COLD WAR WORLD; 6. AFGHANISTAN, THE 'WAR ON TERROR', AND THE CONTINUING QUEST FOR SECURITY; 7. RUSSIA, AMERICA AND NEW CONFLICTS IN CENTRAL ASIA
8. GLOBALIZATION AND THE 'NEW WARS': THE CASE OF CHECHNYA9. GLOBALIZATION, POWER AND REFORM IN THE MIDDLE EAST: ARAB RESPONSES TO SEPTEMBER 11 AND ITS AFTERMATH; 10. HUMANITARIAN INTERVENTION IN EAST TIMOR: SOME INGREDIENTS FOR BUILDING SUSTAINABLE SECURITY?; 11. GLOBALIZATION, PEACE OPERATIONS AND THE NEW WARS OF THE 1990s: OPERATIONAL CHALLENGES AND LESSONS LEARNED; 12. REQUIREMENTS FOR EFFECTIVE MILITARY INTERVENTIONS; 13. MANAGING CIVIL CONFLICTS IN EASTERN AFRICA; 14. THE FUTURE OF NATIONAL SECURITY; INDEX
