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International Security
Four Volume Set
Edited by:
- Barry Buzan - London School of Economics and Political Science, UK
- Lene Hansen - University of Copenhagen, Denmark
Other Titles in:
International Security & Conflict
International Security & Conflict
August 2007 | 1 760 pages | SAGE Publications Ltd
International Security is one of the main sub-fields of International Relations. This four-volume collection will bring together seminal journal articles and some book chapters to map the main themes and turning points in the development of International Security Studies.
Volume 1: Military-Political Security during the Cold War covers the traditional military-political security agenda from 1945 to the ending of the cold war.
Volume 2: Military-Political Security since the Cold War reflects the perceived crisis of relevance in the whole strategic studies agenda and examines the responses to a radically different international political context.
Volume 3: Widening the Agenda of International Security traces the broadening of traditional security concerns and shows how economic, environmental and societal security came onto the agenda of international security.
Volume 4: Challenging State Security is about approaches that challenge state security including critical security studies, human security, feminism, and postmoderist/poststructualist approaches.
Together the four volumes map the progress from the traditional security agenda to more contemporary challenges like terrorism. They serve to demonstrate the wide scope of the international security agenda today, as well as the wide range of methodologies and epistemologies used to approach the subject.
Including an extensive overall introduction and part introductions by the Editors, this multi-volume set will be an essential purchase for all Political Science Libraries and Schools of International Relations.
Volume One: The Cold War and Nuclear Deterrence
George Kennan
The Sources of Soviet Conduct
Arnold Wolfers
National Security as an Ambiguous Symbol
Hans J Morgenthau
Another 'Great Debate'
Arnold Wohlstetter
The Delicate Balance of Terror
Kennthe N Waltz
The Stability of a Bipolar World
Andre Beaufre
The Sharing of Nuclear Responsibilities
Hedley Bull
Strategic Studies and Its Critics
Hedley Bull
Arms Control and World Order
Robert Jervis
Co-Operation under the Security Dilemma
Jack L Snyder
Rationality at the Brink
Fritz W Ermarth
Contrasts in American and Soviet Strategic Thought
Robert Jervis
Why Nuclear Superiority Doesn't Matter
Colin S Gray
Strategic Stability Reconsidered
John J Weltman
Managing Nuclear Multipolarity
Common Security
Richard Ullman
Redefining Security
Mohammed Ayoob
Security in the Third World
Carl Sagan
Nuclear War and Climatic Catastrophe
Jack S Levy
The Offensive/Defensive Balance of Military Technology
Charles Glaser
Why Even Good Defences May Be Bad
Johan Galtung
Transarmament
Volume Two: The Transition to the Post-Cold War Security Agenda
Barry Buzan
Economic Structure and International Security
Carol Cohn
Sex and Death in the Rational World of Defense Intellectuals
Simon Dalby
Geopolitical Discourse
Joseph S Nye and Sean Lynn-Jones
International Security Studies
Cynthia Enloe
'Base Women', Bananas, Beaches and Bases
Daniel Deudney
The Case against Linking Environmental Degradation and Security
R J B Walker
Security, Sovereignty and the Challenge of World Politics
Bradley Klein
How the West Was One
Joseph S Nye
Soft Power
Ken Booth
Security and Emancipation
Stephen Walt
The Renaissance of Security Studies
Rebecca Grant
The Quagmire of Gender and International Security
Edward Kolodziej
Renaissance in Security Studies? Caveat Lector
J M Goldgeier and Michael McFaul
A Tale of Two Worlds
Peter J Katzenstein and Nobuo Okawara
Japan's National Security
Barry Posen
The Security Dilemma and Ethnic Conflict
Samuel Huntington
The Clash of Civilizations?
Kenneth N Waltz
The Emerging Structure of International Politics
David Dewitt
Common, Comprehensive and Co-Operative Security
UNPD Human Development Report 1994, Chapter Two
Richard Wyn Jones
'Message in a Bottle'? Theory and Praxis in Critical Security Studies
Volume Three: Widening Security
Emma Rothschild
What Is Security?
Richard Price
A Genealogy of the Chemical Weapons Taboo
Ole Waever
Securitization and Desecuritization
Bill McSweeney
Identity and Security
Keith Krause and Michael Williams
Broadening the Agenda of Security Studies
David A Baldwin
Security Studies and the End of the Cold War
Thomas Risse-Kappen
Collective Identity in a Democratic Community
Keith Krause
Insecurity and State Formation in the Global Military Order
Jutta Weldes
Constructing National Interests
Karin Fierke
Multiple Identities, Interfacing Games
Barry R Posen and Andrew L Ross
Competing Visions for U S Grand Strategy
Emanuel Adler
Imagined (Security) Communities
Volume Four: Debating Security and Strategy and the Impact of 9/11
Richard K Betts
Should Strategic Studies Survive?
Michael C Williams
Identity and the Politics of Security
Jef Huysmans
Revisiting Copenhagen
Charles A Kupchan
After Pax Americana
Joseph Masco
States of Insecurity
Astri Suhrke
Human Security and the Interests of the State
Samuel P Huntington
The Lonely Superpower
Lene Hansen
The Little Mermaid's Silent Security Dilemma and the Absence of Gender in the Copenhagen School
William Walker
Nuclear Order and Disorder
Caroline Thomas
Global Governance, Development and Human Security
Roland Paris
Human Security
Didier Bigo
Security and Immigration
Robert Kagan
Power and Weakness
J Ann Tickner
Feminist Responses to International Security Studies
Tarak Barkawi
On the Pedagogy of 'Small Wars'
Robert L Paarlberg
Knowledge as Power
Gilles Andreani
The 'War on Terror'
James Der Derian
Imaging Terror
Stefan Elbe
Should HIV/AIDS Be Scrutinized? The Ethical Dilemmas of Linking HIV/AIDS and Security
Mark Neocleous
From Social to National Security