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New Introduction by the Author | |
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Preface to the First Edition | |
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Preface to the Second Edition | |
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Figures and Tables | |
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Introduction | |
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The National Security Problem in International Relations | |
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Security as an Underdeveloped Concept | |
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Developments During the 1980s | |
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The Approach of this Book | |
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The Structure of this Book | |
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Individual Security and National Security | |
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Individual Security as a Societal Problem | |
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Individual Security and the Two Faces of the State | |
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The State as a Source of Threat | |
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Conclusions: Individual Security and National Security | |
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National Security and the Nature of the State | |
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Identifying the State as an Object of Security | |
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The Idea of the State | |
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The Institutions of the State | |
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The Physical Base of the State | |
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Conclusions: Weak and Strong States | |
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National Insecurity: Threats and Vulnerabilities | |
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Threats and Vulnerabilities | |
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Types of Threat by Sector | |
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The Operation of Threats | |
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Conclusions: The Ambiguity of Threats | |
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Security and the International Political System | |
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The Nature of the International Anarchy | |
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The Character of States | |
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The Uses and Limitations of System Structure in Security Analysis | |
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International Society | |
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Conclusions: Anarchy and Security | |
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Regional Security | |
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Filling the Gap Between State and System Levels: Security Complexes | |
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A Brief History of Regional Security | |
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Security Complexes as Structures: The Processes and Outcomes of Change | |
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Conclusions: Security Complexes and Policy Analysis | |
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Economic Security | |
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The Nature of the International Political Economy | |
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The Idea of Economic Security | |
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Economic Security and the State | |
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Economic Security and the International System | |
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Conclusions: Prospects for the Political Economy of a Mature Anarchy | |
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The Defence Dilemma | |
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The Defence Dilemma Defined | |
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The Historical Development of the Defence Dilemma | |
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The Durability of the Defence Dilemma | |
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Conclusions: The Defence Dilemma and Security | |
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The Power-Security Dilemma | |
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The Power and Security Struggles | |
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Revisionism versus Status Quo | |
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The Nature of Revisionism | |
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The Military Factor | |
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Conclusions: Can the Power-Security Dilemma be Resolved? | |
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National and International Security: The Policy Problem | |
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Logical Problems | |
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Perceptual Problems | |
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Political Problems | |
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Conclusions: Policy-Making as Part of the National Security Problem | |
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Concluding Thoughts on International Security Studies | |
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Overview: The Agenda of Security | |
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Reasons for Adopting, and Consequences of, a Broad Interpretation of Security | |
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Implications for Policy | |
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Index | |