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An Introduction to Security Studies - Paul D. Williams and Matt McDonald Part 1: Theoretical Approaches Traditional Approaches 1.　Realisms - Colin Elman and Michael Jensen2.　Liberalisms - Cornelia Navari 3. Constructivisms - Matt McDonald Critical Approaches 4. Critical Theory - Pinar Bilgin 5.　Feminisms - Sandra Whitworth 6.　Post-Structuralisms - Linda Ahall7.　 Securitization - Jonna Nyman8.　 Post-Colonialism - Nivi Manchanda Part 2: Key Concepts9.　Uncertainty - Ken Booth and Nicholas J. Wheeler 10.　 Polarity - Barry Buzan11. Culture - Michael N. Barnett 12. War - Paul D. Williams 13.　 Coercion - Lawrence Freedman and Srinath Rhagavan14.　 Peace and Violence - Helen Dexter15.　Human Security - Gunhild Hoogensen Gjorv 16. Responsibility to Protect - Alex J. Bellamy 17.　Development - Danielle Beswick Part 3: Institutions18.　Alliances - John Duffield19. Regional Institutions - Louise Fawcett 20. The United Nations - Thomas G. Weiss and Danielle Zach Kalbacher 21. Peace Operations - Michael Pugh 22. The Nuclear Disarmament and Non-Proliferation Regime - W. Pal Sidhu 23. Private Security Companies - Deborah Avant Part 4: Contemporary Challenges24. Genocide and Crimes Against Humanity - Adam Jones25. Ethnic Conflict - Stuart J. Kaufman 26.　Terrorism - Paul Rogers 27. Counterterrorism - Paul R. Pillar 28. Counterinsurgency - Joanna Spear 29. Intelligence - Richard J. Aldrich30.　Transnational Organized Crime - Phil Williams31. International Arms Trade - William D. Hartung 32. Migration and Refugees - Sita Bali 33. Energy Security - Michael T. Klare 34. Women, Peace and Security - Aisling Swaine 35. Environmental Change - Simon Dalby36.　Health - Colin McInnes 37. Cyber Security - Rhea Siers 38. Outer Space - Audra Mitchell