Human Security and Flow Security in Dutch Security Policy
E.M.H. Hirsch Ballin, Huub Dijstelbloem, Peter de Goede
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E.M.H. Hirsch Ballin, Huub Dijstelbloem, Peter de Goede
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Abstract The expansion of the concept of security has also had an impact on security policy in the Netherlands, where security now encompasses far more than the military defence of the country’s own territory against hostile armies. The concern for human security in fragile situations elsewhere in the world and the economic relevance of flow security are relatively new focus areas in Dutch security policy. Accordingly, this chapter provides a further analysis of the integrated approach to security and development on the one hand, and security and the economy on the other, with an emphasis on the relevant policy efforts of the Netherlands.
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Abstract The expansion of the concept of security has also had an impact on security policy in the Netherlands, where security now encompasses far more than the military defence of the country’s own territory against hostile armies. The concern for human security in fragile situations elsewhere in the world and the economic relevance of flow security are relatively new focus areas in Dutch security policy. Accordingly, this chapter provides a further analysis of the integrated approach to security and development on the one hand, and security and the economy on the other, with an emphasis on the relevant policy efforts of the Netherlands.
Key concepts: Security studies, Security policy, Human security, Critical security studies, Corporate security, Network security policy, Political science, Economic security