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1. Security and securitization Defining security The international political agenda The securitization of issues Conclusions Key points Recommended reading Useful web links ?@ 2. Military threats to security from states Is war inevitable? Prelude to the present order A New World Order? Liberal Perspectives on the New World Order Realist Perspectives on the New World Order Marxist Perspectives on the New World Order Social Constructivist Perspectives on the New World Order An end to ?ehigh politics?f? Conclusions Key points Recommended reading Useful web links ?@ 3. Threats to security from non-state actors One man?fs terrorist?c. Types of violent political non-state actors The rise of political non-state violence Responses to non-state violence Conclusions: Can political non-state violence be defeated? Key points Recommended reading Useful web links ?@ 4. Economic threats to security Economist Insecurity Famine Hunger Depression Economic statecraft Achieving global economic security Key points Recommended reading Useful web links 5. Identity, society and insecurity Security and society Forms of violent discrimination Securing the individual- the global politics of human rights Universalism versus cultural relativism Key points Recommended reading Useful web links ?@ 6. Environmental threats to security Introduction The rise of environmental issues in global politics Environmental securitization in theory Environmental securitization in practice Evaluating environmental securitization Key points Recommended reading Useful web links ?@ 7. Health threats to security The globalization of ill-health The development of global health policy The state securitization of health The human securitization of health The globalization of heath security Key points Recommended reading Useful web links ?@ 8. Natural threats to security Natural disasters The rise of human vulnerability to nature Preparing for the unexpected- the global politics of natural disaster management Conclusions Key points Recommended reading Useful web links ?@ 9. Accidental threats to security Accidents will happen? The nature of man-made accidents The collateral damage of industrialization? The rise of accidental threats. Securing those at risk in the world- international policy on accidents. Conclusions Key points Recommended reading Useful web links ?@ 10. Criminal threats to security Introduction Global crime in historical context Webs of deceit: the rise of transnational crime Global crime fighting Conclusions Key points Recommended reading Useful web links ?@ 11. Towards global security Thinking global: integration theories and global politics Acting global: global solutions to global problems Conclusions Key points Recommended reading Useful web links