War and Security
The Will to Believe: Woodrow Wilson, World War I, and America’s Strategy for Peace and Security
... Wilson and the ‘liberal internationalists’, who generally agreed with his analysis of the world situation, believed that ‘power politics’ or ‘balance of power’ policies pursued by the European great powers had ...
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GLOBAL GOVERNANCE AND NATIONAL INTERESTS: REGULATING TRANSNATIONAL SECURITY CORPORATIONS IN THE POST-COLD WAR ERA
... domestic security services. My own preference is ‘transnational security corporation’, a term which stresses the broader element of security and also the cross-border operations of these ...
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When finance met security: Back to the War on Drugs and the problem of dirty money
... motivated War on Drugs, it can also be explained by the dissociation of laundering from other financial crime ...national security priorities – that is, on money made from drug trafficking as well as ...
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Ethical and Humanitarian Concerns Add a New Dimension to International Security in the Post-Cold War World
... Mendez, Ethical and Humanitarian Concerns Add a New Dimension to International Security in the Post-Cold War World , 15 Notre Dame J.L.. Ethics & Pub..[r] ...
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CHALLENGES TO UNITED NATIONS EFFORTS TOWARDS ENSURING INTERNATIONAL PEACE AND SECURITY IN THE POST-COLD WAR ERA
... and security had faced a serious security challenges during the cold war era, there is a change of dimension in the peace and security issues during the contemporary post-cold war ...
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Japan’s security policy and the war on terror : steady incrementalism or radical leap?
... MOFA, in line with its general position as the self-appointed guardian of the bilateral relationship with the US, was determined from the start that Japan should be seen to make a timely and visible contribution to ...
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The Evolution of the Concept of International Peace and Security in light of UN Security Council Practice (End of the Cold War Until Now)
... World War II, in the belief that the creation of an efficient system of international cooperation can be effective in protecting the world against the war did not create ...of war. The maintenance of ...
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THE EVOLVING DEFENSE AND SECURITY CHALLENGES: THE GLOBAL PERSPECTIVES IN POST COLD WAR ERA
... The balance of military power will become multi-polar, although the United States is likely to remain pre-eminent. It would be confronted with few direct territorial threats and ageing populations and most affluent ...
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PATROLLING SYSTEM USING UNMANNED GROUND VEHICLE FOR WAR FIELD AND BORDER SECURITY
... Unmanned Patrolling Vehicle (UMPV) is specifically designed to be used in war field and for border security. Such autonomous vehicle determines its own course using onboard sensor and processing resources; ...
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Lesson 6 Mobilization on the Home Front: Homeland Security in World War II
... that security at airports or at border crossings are significantly more intense than before, or that many may note that friends or family members have been deployed for military ...the war in the Middle ...
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PHILOSOPHY OF WAR AND PEACE: IN SEARCH OF NEW EUROPEAN SECURITY STRATEGY
... of security challeng- ...of war and peace ...European Security Strategy and formulated the list of objectives of the revised security ...European Security Strategy were ...the ...
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The Impact of Mercenaries and Private Military and Security Companies on Civil War Severity between 1946 and 2002
... provided security-related services, military and security consultancy, training, commercial investigations and risk assessment, they did not (or rarely did) engage in combat (Kinsey ...
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Japan's security policy, the US Japan alliance, and the 'war on terror': incrementalism confirmed or radical leap?
... collective security option as proposed by policy-makes such as Ozawa Ichirō (briefly the leader of the Democratic Party of Japan) at the time of the 1990-1991 Gulf ...Collective security is seen to differ ...
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The Changes of Hungarian Security Policy Preferences in the First Years of World War II (1938 1941)
... Hungarian security policy did not change substantially between the two World ...the war burst ...the war against the Soviet Union in summer 1941 and with this step it made a neighbouring world power ...
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Security Intelligence Cooperation and the Coordinated War on Terror among Nigeria’s Security Agencies: Panacea to Stable National Security
... coordinated war on terror among Nigeria‘s security operatives is lauded to be a major panacea to stable national security and timely approach to conflict management, considering the barrage of ...
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The politics of liberty and security : the new human rights approach and its role in the era of the 'War on Terror'
... PART 1 - The Role of the Liberal Intellectual Chapter One: Defining the liberal response to terrorism - The liberal intellectual approach to the liberty-security relationship A 'new' app[r] ...
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War on Leakers: National Security and American Democracy, from Eugene V Debs to Edward Snowden
... apparent involvement in the leaking of information about the United States’ cyber campaign against Iran’s nuclear programme, further supports Gardner’s case. This issue is somewhat complicated however by Obama’s decision ...
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The Post-Cold War Security System in Europe—An Evaluation
... In the new situation, NATO will have a series of missions: (I) to plan the defense strategy and force structure of member states and to coordinate their arms cont[r] ...
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Practices of emancipation : an analysis of security, dialogue and change in post war Vukovar
... By concentrating thought on the idea of emancipation and action on global civil society, Booth argues in earlier work, a human rights culture may emerge over time to replace the dominant[r] ...
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The United Nations Security Council and the Syria Civil War
... Nations Security Council (UNSC) which is the organ that is charged with maintenance of peace and security around the ...civil war which has led to worsening the security ...civil war by ...
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