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56 Emma Rothschild vertically extended security: "Global security must be broadened from its traditional focus on the security of states to the security of people and the planet."9 The United Nations Development Pro gram took as the principal theme of its 1994 Human Development Report the transition "from nuclear security to human security,"
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- Emma Rothschild
- 1995
Jul 6, 2016 · Emma Rothschild observes that the reconceptualization of security is a crucial task undertaken after the end of all great international wars when momentous changes in the international political configuration force a rethinking of the institutions that were the mainstay of the old order ( 1995: 53).
- Everita Silina
- 2016
3. See Gerd Oberleitner, Human Security: A Challenge to International Law?, 11 Global Governance 1 85, 1 85 (2005). 4. Emma Rothschild, What is Security Ì, Daedalus, Summer 1995, at 53, 55. 5. Jack Donnelly, Universal Human Rights: In Theory and Practice 249 (2d ed. 2003). 6. Human Development Report 1994, supra note 2, at 34.
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Nov 24, 2019 · 1 Citations. Abstract. As indicated above, essential to any security study are the three questions, what is security, security for whom and what constitutes a security issue. In effect, this chapter uses existing literature to situate the understanding of security in the African context.
