The Insecurity dilemma : national security of Third World states

Abstract

Part 1 The insecurity dilemma: the incompatibilities of national, regime, and state security in the Third World today, B.L. Holsti. Part 2 The state, state-building, and security - the paradox of sovereignty: the security predicament of the Third World state - reflections on state-making, Mohammed Ayoob sovereign governments and insecure populations - marginal African states, Robert Jackson. Part 3 Strategies to attain security - costs and benefits, winners and losers: the systemic sources of dependent militarization, Michael Barnett and Alexander Wendt the structural impact of the International Arms Transfer and Production System on Third world security and militarization, Keith Krause regionalism and regime security - a comparative study of ASEAN and the GCC - Amitay Acharya. Part 4 Third World states in the international security system: national security for Third World states - Barry Buzan a new role for middle powers, Fen Hampson the superpowers and Third World Security, Neil MacFarlane.

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