1: Human Security in a Borderless World 2: Civic Security 3: Economic Security 4: Environmental Security 5: Maritime Security 6: Health Security 7: Cyber Security 8: Protecting and Promoting Human Security
Derek S. Reveron is the EMC Informationist Chair and a Professor of National Security Affairs at the Naval War College in Newport, Rhode Island. He received an MA in political science and a Ph.D. in public policy analysis from the University of Illinois at Chicago. He specializes in security cooperation, democratization, and political violence. His books include Inside Defense: Understanding the 21st Century Military (2008, co-editor), Flashpoints in the War on Terrorism (2006, co-editor), America's Viceroys: the Military and U.S. Foreign Policy (2004, editor), and Promoting Democracy in the Post-Soviet Region (2002). Before joining the Naval War College faculty, Dr. Reveron taught political science at the National Defense University and the U.S. Naval Academy. He serves on the editorial boards of the Naval War College Review and the National Intelligence Journal.
Kathleen A. Mahoney-Norris is Professor of National Security Studies at the USAF‘s Air Command and Staff College in Montgomery, Alabama; and Fellow at the USAF‘s Research Institute during 2008-2009. She received an MA in international relations from the University of Southern California, a Ph.D. in international studies from the University of Denver‘s Graduate (Korbel) School of International Studies, and is a graduate of the National War College. Dr. Mahoney-Norris specializes in civil-military relations, political repression, democratization and human rights, and Latin American security issues. She has published book chapters and journal articles on these issues, and co-edited the book Democratization and Human Rights: Challenges and Contradictions (1998). Dr. Mahoney-Norris has taught for the University of Colorado and the USAF‘s Air War College. She is on the editorial board of Joint Force Quarterly and is the Chair of the Women‘s Caucus for International Studies of the International Studies Association.
"The focus on globalization and human security sets this book apart
from the more traditional textbooks. Well written and easy to
follow, the book uniquely sets out the security problem in each
section, presents the approaches and policies the United States has
implemented, and offers important suggestions for improvement."
--Mary Pettenger, Western Oregon University "Although the book is
designed as a text for those with an interest in the study of
international and national security, it provides the reader with a
brilliantly poignant understanding of the concepts underpinning
human security ... This work will be invaluable to any student,
policy maker, or those who teach and advise on matters of human
security at the global level."
--Parameters: US Army War College Quarterly "Reveron (Naval War
College) and Mahoney-Norris (Air Command and Staff College) have
written a compelling textbook on the need to consider human
security in an increasingly globalized world ...The authors' strong
backgrounds in national security lend great credibility to their
analysis... Recommended."
--Choice
"This highly accessible book offers a novel approach to security
studies, including insightful inserts ("Think Again") to stimulate
readers' thinking about security issues for a new century. Human
Security in a Borderless World should prove invaluable to a wide
audience ranging from civilian and military students to policy
makers and those who advise them."
--Naval War College Review "This is the book that those who teach
international security have been waiting for: an in-depth, serious
treatment of the emerging 'human security' paradigm, one that will
serve as a marvelous foundation for units on these issues in
upper-division courses or for entire courses on the subject.
Timely, important, and engaging."
--Christopher J. Fettweis, Tulane University "Provides the best
comprehensive examination of nontraditional, human security issues.
The authors' approach is very important and persuasive. This book
will be very helpful for anyone studying human security at the
global level. It is a perfect fit for undergraduate classes on
security, international relations, and globalization."
--Dursun Peksen, East Carolina University
The focus on globalization and human security sets this book apart
from the more traditional textbooks. Well written and easy to
follow, the book uniquely sets out the security problem in each
section, presents the approaches and policies the United States has
implemented, and offers important suggestions for improvement.
Mary Pettenger, Western Oregon University
Although the book is designed as a text for those with an interest
in the study of international and national security, it provides
the reader with a brilliantly poignant understanding of the
concepts underpinning human security This work will be invaluable
to any student, policy maker, or those who teach and advise on
matters of human security at the global level.
Parameters: US Army War College Quarterly
Reveron (Naval War College) and Mahoney-Norris (Air Command and
Staff College) have written a compelling textbook on the need to
consider human security in an increasingly globalized world The
authors' strong backgrounds in national security lend great
credibility to their analysis Recommended.
Choice"
This highly accessible book offers a novel approach to security
studies, including insightful inserts ("Think Again") to stimulate
readers' thinking about security issues for a new century. Human
Security in a Borderless World should prove invaluable to a wide
audience ranging from civilian and military students to policy
makers and those who advise them.
Naval War College Review
This is the book that those who teach international security have
been waiting for: an in-depth, serious treatment of the emerging
human security' paradigm, one that will serve as a marvelous
foundation for units on these issues in upper-division courses or
for entire courses on the subject. Timely, important, and
engaging.
Christopher J. Fettweis, Tulane University
Provides the best comprehensive examination of nontraditional,
human security issues. The authors' approach is very important and
persuasive. This book will be very helpful for anyone studying
human security at the global level. It is a perfect fit for
undergraduate classes on security, international relations, and
globalization.
Dursun Peksen, East Carolina University "
"This highly accessible book offers a novel approach to security
studies, including insightful inserts ("Think Again") to stimulate
readers' thinking about security issues for a new century. "Human
Security in a Borderless World "should prove invaluable to a wide
audience ranging from civilian and military students to policy
makers and those who advise them."--Naval War College Review "This
is the book that those who teach international security have been
waiting for: an in-depth, serious treatment of the emerging 'human
security' paradigm, one that will serve as a marvelous foundation
for units on these issues in upper-division courses or for entire
courses on the subject. Timely, important, and
engaging."--Christopher J. Fettweis, Tulane University "Provides
the best comprehensive examination of nontraditional, human
security issues. The authors' approach is very important and
persuasive. This book will be very helpful for anyone studying
human security at the global level. It is
"This is the book that those who teach international security have
been waiting for: an in-depth, serious treatment of the emerging
'human security' paradigm, one that will serve as a marvelous
foundation for units on these issues in upper-division courses or
for entire courses on the subject. Timely, important, and
engaging."--Christopher J. Fettweis, Tulane University "Provides
the best comprehensive examination of nontraditional, human
security issues. The authors' approach is very important and
persuasive. This book will be very helpful for anyone studying
human security at the global level. It is a perfect fit for
undergraduate classes on security, international relations, and
globalization."--Dursun Peksen, East Carolina University "The focus
on globalization and human security sets this book apart from the
more traditional textbooks. Well written and easy to follow, the
book uniquely sets out the security problem in each section,
presents the approaches and policies the Unit
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