Protecting Human Security in a Post 9/11 World: Critical and Global Insights

Foreword A.G.McGrew Introduction: Protecting Human Security in a Post 9/11 World G.Shani PART I: CRITICAL INSIGHTS 'Democratic Imperialism', 'Neo-liberal Globalization' and Human In/Security in the Global South G.Shani The 'Vital Core': From Bare Life to the Biopolitics of Human Security J.Berman Human Security: Toward Gender Inclusion? I.Gibson & B.Reardon Downside Risks and Human Security Y.Mine PART II: GLOBAL PERSPECTIVES Human Security and Japanese Diplomacy: Debates on the Role of Human Security in Japanese Policy M.Sato Transnational Crime and Human Insecurity in South East Asia J.Honna Globalization, The 'War on Terror' and Human In/Security in South Asia G.Shani Human Security in Sub-Saharan Africa: Conflict Resolution and the Role of Civil Society H.Solomon Human Security and the Limits of International Intervention: A Comparison of Post-Conflict Angola and Mozambique C.Alden Human Security and Insecurity: A Perspective from the Other America J.Nef Human Security and Exceptionalism(s): Securitization, Neoliberalism and Islam M.K.Pasha Conclusion G.Shani