Asia's Emerging Regional Order : Reconciling Traditional and Human Security.

Intro -- Asia's emerging regional order: Reconciling traditional and human security -- Contents -- Tables and figures -- Acknowledgements -- Introduction -- Part 1 Human security: Developing the concept -- 1 Linkages between traditional security and human security -- 2 Toward a new concept of security: Human security in world politics -- Part 2 ``Regionalizing'' human security in the Asia-Pacific -- 3 The concept of ``human security'' extended: ``Asianizing'' the paradigm -- 4 Indonesia after the fall of President Suharto: A ``case study'' in human security -- 5 Approaching human security as ``middle powers'': Australian and Canadian disarmament diplomacy after the Cold War -- Part 3 Applying human security to key issue areas -- 6 Asian values and human security cooperation in Asia -- 7 Human rights and culture: Implications for human security -- 8 ``Grey area phenomena'' and human security -- 9 Refugees and forced migration as a security problem -- 10 Environmental security -- 11 Maritime security in the Asia-Pacific -- 12 Human and economic security: Is there a nexus? -- 13 Seeking human security from nuclear weapons: Recent non-traditional initiatives -- Part 4 Institutionalizing human security in the Asia-Pacific -- 14 Human security regimes -- 15 Human security and the ASEAN Regional Forum: Time for a rethink about regionalism? -- 16 Pursuing ``informal'' human security: A ``Track II'' status report -- 17 Human security and regional cooperation: Preparing for the twenty-first century -- Conclusion -- 18 The security dilemma revisited: Implications for the Asia-Pacific -- Contributors -- Index.

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