By Arthur H. Westing
This paintings offers the evolution of the conventional idea of "national defense" as army safety to also include "environmental safeguard" after which unavoidably additionally "social (societal) security", thence to be termed "comprehensive human security". It accomplishes this essentially via proposing 11
of the author's personal benchmark papers released among 1983 and 2010 (additionally delivering bibliographic citations to another 36 of the author's comparable courses in the course of that period). The paintings stresses the significance of transfrontier (regional) cooperation, and in addition acknowledges worldwide overpopulation
as a key obstacle to reaching accomplished human security.
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1985; Holdgate et al. 1982). Thus, any local, national, or multinational actions that come to grips with these problems—whether these be governmental, intergovernmental, or nongovernmental—will serve to reduce the threat to national and international security in the expanded sense. 3 Towards the Establishment of a Secure Globe 25 to single countries, and also because some of the problems have progressed too far or are too complex to be dealt with by the intellectual or material resources of any one nation (IUCN 1980).
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