People, States and Fear. An Agenda for International Security Studies in the Post-cold War Era

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Exploring the complex dynamics of freedom from threats, this book delves into the interplay of political, economic, military, societal, and environmental factors in international relations. Barry Buzan highlights the importance of understanding both threats and vulnerabilities, cautioning against the pitfalls of focusing too heavily on one aspect. By presenting security as a versatile analytical framework, the work bridges the concepts of power and peace. The 25th Anniversary Edition includes a new introduction that contextualizes the original text within contemporary discussions in security studies.

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People, States and Fear. An Agenda for International Security Studies in the Post-cold War Era, Barry Buzan

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Titre: People, States and Fear. An Agenda for International Security Studies in the Post-cold War Era
Langue: Anglais
Auteurs: Barry Buzan
Éditeur: Ecpr Press
Publié: 2008
Format: souple
ISBN13: 9780955248818
Mots clés: Histoire, Nonfiction, Sciences politiques & Politique, Politique, Relations internationales
Évaluation: 3,4 sur 5
Description: Exploring the complex dynamics of freedom from threats, this book delves into the interplay of political, economic, military, societal, and environmental factors in international relations. Barry Buzan highlights the importance of understanding both threats and vulnerabilities, cautioning against the pitfalls of focusing too heavily on one aspect. By presenting security as a versatile analytical framework, the work bridges the concepts of power and peace. The 25th Anniversary Edition includes a new introduction that contextualizes the original text within contemporary discussions in security studies.