National, International, and Human Security: A Comparative Introduction (New Millennium Books in International Studies)
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National, International, and Human Security: A Comparative Introduction (New Millennium Books in International Studies)

by Laura Neack

Political Science International Relations
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Laura Neack introduces national, international, and human security through a comparative framework. Designed for readers of international studies, this book provides a broad foundation for considering how different approaches define and understand security in the modern world.

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National, International, and Human Security offers a comparative introduction to three important ways of understanding security.

Laura Neack presents the subject within the field of international studies, connecting national, international, and human perspectives.

The book is suited to readers seeking a broad foundation in security concepts and their place in contemporary political analysis.

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