Contemporary security studies / edited by Alan Collins.

1.INTRODUCTION: WHAT IS SECURITY STUDIES? - ALAN COLLINS, SWANSEA UNIVERSITY; PART 1: APPROACHES TO SECURITY; 2. REALISM - CHARLES L. GLASER, UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO; 3. LIBERALISM - PATRICK MORGAN, UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, IRVINE; 4. HISTORICAL MATERIALISM - ERIC HERRING, UNIVERSITY OF BRISTOL; 5. PEACE STUDIES - PAUL ROGERS, UNIVERSITY OF BRADFORD; 6. SOCIAL CONSTRUCTIVISM - CHRISTINE AGIUS, SWINBURNE UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY; 7. CRITICAL SECURITY STUDIES: A SCHISMATIC HISTORY - DAVID MUTIMER, YORK UNIVERSITY, TORONTO; 8. CRITICAL INTERVENTIONS: SUBJECTS. OBJECTS AND SECURITY - J. MARSHALL BEIER, MCMASTER UNIVERSITY; 9. POSTCOLONIALISM - MARK LAFFEY AND SUTHAHARAN NADARAJAH, SOAS, UNIVERSITY OF LONDON; 10. HUMAN SECURITY - RANDOLPH B. PERSAUD, THE AMERICAN UNIVERSITY, WASHINGTON DC; 11. GENDER AND SECURITY - CAROLINE KENNEDY AND SOPHIA DINGLI, UNIVERSITY OF HULL; 12. SECURITIZATION - RALF EMMERS, RSIS, SINGAPORE; PART 2: DEEPENING AND BROADENING SECURITY; 13. MILITARY SECURITY - MIKE SHEEHAN, SWANSEA UNIVERSITY; 14. REGIME SECURITY - RICHARD JACKSON, ABERYSTWYTH UNIVERSITY; 15. SOCIETAL SECURITY - PAUL ROE, CENTRAL EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY; 16. ENVIRONMENTAL SECURITY - JON BARNETT, UNIVERSITY OF MELBOURNE; 17. ECONOMIC SECURITY - GARY M. SHIFFMAN, GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY; 18. GLOBALIZATION, DEVELOPMENT AND SECURITY - NANA K POKU AND JACQUELINE THERKELSEN, , UNIVERSITY OF KWAZULU-NATAL; PART 3: TRADITIONAL AND NON-TRADITIONAL SECURITY; 19. COERCIVE DIPLOMACY: COUNTERING WAR-THREATENING CRISES AND ARMED CONFLICTS - PETER VIGGO JAKOBSEN, UNIVERSITY OF COPENHAGEN; 20. WEAPONS OF MASS DESTRUCTION AND PROLIFERATION - JAMES J. WIRTZ, US NAVAL POSTGRADUATE SCHOOL; 21. TERRORISM - JAMES LUTZ AND BRENDA LUTZ, INDIANA UNIVERSITY PURDUE; 22. HUMANITARIAN INTERVENTION - ALEX J. BELLAMY, GRIFFITH UNIVERSITY; 23. ENERGY SECURITY - DOUG STOKES, UNIVERSITY OF EXETER AND SAM RAPHAEL, KINGSTON UNIVERSITY; 24.THE WEAPONS TRADE - SUZETTE R. GRILLOT, UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA; 25. HEALTH AND SECURITY - STEFAN ELBE, UNIVERSITY OF SUSSEX; 26. TRANSNATIONAL CRIME - HAROLD TRINKUNAS, THE BROOKINGS INSTITUTION AND JEANNE GIRALDO, US NAVAL POSTGRADUATE SCHOOL, AND HAROLD TRINKUNAS, BROOKINGS INSTITUTION; 27. CYBER-SECURITY - MYRIAM DUNN CAVELTY, ETH ZURICH; 28. AFTER THE RETURN TO THEORY: THE PAST, PRESENT, AND FUTURE OF SECURITY STUDIES - BARRY BUZAN, LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS, AND OLE WAEVER, UNIVERSITY OF COPENHAGEN