Matches in DBpedia 2015-10 for { <http://dbpedia.org/resource/Security_studies> ?p ?o }
Showing triples 1 to 72 of
72
with 100 triples per page.
- Security_studies abstract "This article refers to the discipline within the field of international relations. For the study of security management see security management studies.International security studies, also known as security studies, which advanced rapidly during the Cold War and is traditionally held to be an academic sub-field of the wider discipline of international relations.At its core, international security studies, as an area of inquiry, takes organized violence as its focus, and the steps individuals and aggregations of individuals can take to both employ organized violence effectively and, much more importantly, to protect themselves from organized violence (accumulation of knowledge in the former being essential for the accumulation of knowledge in the latter). Thus subjects can range from the micro—weapons types, effectiveness, tactics, human-weapons interfaces, individual and group motivations—to the macro; including the causes of war, nuclear strategy, military doctrine, defense spending, and conventional and unconventional strategy. In recent decades however, the international security studies field has come under sustained pressure to widen to include areas of inquiry which have not traditionally been the concern of international relations. Traditional approaches to understanding insecurity and security have been taken up by realism, liberalism, and radicalism and their variants. Realism and its variants are held to be closest in spirit to the study of security and strategy because realism holds, at its core, that the global distribution of the threat of war can never be reduced to zero; and because realism and its variants give unit-of-analysis priority to states. Liberalism and Radicalism (and variants) tend to hold out some optimism regarding the eventual withering away of war. A so-called British School, founded for the most part by Hedley Bull, argues that because states are inherently sociable, international politics cannot be reduced to individual states but must focus on aggregations of states much like Samuel Huntington's later "civilizations" thesis.More recently, however, these traditional approaches to security have been supplemented (one leaves the utility open to argument) by variants such as critical security studies, and the Copenhagen School. Clearly useful contributions to our understanding of insecurity and security have also come from constructivism (international relations), peace studies and critical theory. As implied by the close association of the Cold War with the advent and establishment of international security studies as such, broader historical trends (or rather perceptions of them) created the openings that these alternative schools have sought, with mixed effect, to colonize. In particular, WWII marked a watershed in the presumed interest and capacity of states in protecting their own citizens from physical harm. The original principle of sovereignty was an odious bargain whose chief benefit was reducing the likelihood of interstate war and, by extension, the mass killing (or other harm) of people. But after WWII, it became progressively necessary to abridge the principle of sovereignty in order to protect the lives of ordinary people who in previous centuries would have been axiomatically protected—at least from physical harm—as supports to state power. This has led to a great deal of contestation over what "security" means, and whether states remain as useful as foci of interest and explanation as convention would have it.Contemporary security studies is therefore as contested a field of inquiry as it is both interesting and important.".
- Security_studies thumbnail United_Nations_Security_Council.JPG?width=300.
- Security_studies wikiPageExternalLink program.cfm?event=1468061.
- Security_studies wikiPageID "25877065".
- Security_studies wikiPageLength "6077".
- Security_studies wikiPageOutDegree "34".
- Security_studies wikiPageRevisionID "683006430".
- Security_studies wikiPageWikiLink Armed_Forces_&_Society.
- Security_studies wikiPageWikiLink Australian_National_University.
- Security_studies wikiPageWikiLink Category:International_relations.
- Security_studies wikiPageWikiLink Category:International_security.
- Security_studies wikiPageWikiLink Category:Security_studies.
- Security_studies wikiPageWikiLink College_of_International_Security_Affairs.
- Security_studies wikiPageWikiLink Constructivism_(international_relations).
- Security_studies wikiPageWikiLink Copenhagen_School_(international_relations).
- Security_studies wikiPageWikiLink Critical_security_studies.
- Security_studies wikiPageWikiLink Critical_theory.
- Security_studies wikiPageWikiLink Environmental_security.
- Security_studies wikiPageWikiLink Georgetown_University.
- Security_studies wikiPageWikiLink Human_security.
- Security_studies wikiPageWikiLink International_Relations_theory.
- Security_studies wikiPageWikiLink International_Security.
- Security_studies wikiPageWikiLink International_relations.
- Security_studies wikiPageWikiLink International_relations_theory.
- Security_studies wikiPageWikiLink Johns_Hopkins_University.
- Security_studies wikiPageWikiLink Kansas_State_University.
- Security_studies wikiPageWikiLink Macquarie_University.
- Security_studies wikiPageWikiLink National_Defense_University.
- Security_studies wikiPageWikiLink Peace_Studies.
- Security_studies wikiPageWikiLink Peace_and_conflict_studies.
- Security_studies wikiPageWikiLink Security_Dialogue.
- Security_studies wikiPageWikiLink Security_Studies_(journal).
- Security_studies wikiPageWikiLink Security_management_studies.
- Security_studies wikiPageWikiLink Stanford_University.
- Security_studies wikiPageWikiLink The_Institute_of_World_Politics.
- Security_studies wikiPageWikiLink University_of_Arizona.
- Security_studies wikiPageWikiLink University_of_Central_Florida.
- Security_studies wikiPageWikiLink University_of_Groningen.
- Security_studies wikiPageWikiLink University_of_Pittsburgh.
- Security_studies wikiPageWikiLink University_of_Sydney.
- Security_studies wikiPageWikiLink Welsh_School_(security_studies).
- Security_studies wikiPageWikiLink File:United_Nations_Security_Council.JPG.
- Security_studies wikiPageWikiLinkText "Executive National Security Course".
- Security_studies wikiPageWikiLinkText "International Security Studies".
- Security_studies wikiPageWikiLinkText "Security Studies Program (SSP)".
- Security_studies wikiPageWikiLinkText "Security Studies".
- Security_studies wikiPageWikiLinkText "Security studies".
- Security_studies wikiPageWikiLinkText "Security".
- Security_studies wikiPageWikiLinkText "security studies".
- Security_studies wikiPageWikiLinkText "security".
- Security_studies hasPhotoCollection Security_studies.
- Security_studies wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Reflist.
- Security_studies wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Security_Studies.
- Security_studies subject Category:International_relations.
- Security_studies subject Category:International_security.
- Security_studies subject Category:Security_studies.
- Security_studies type Relation.
- Security_studies type Subfield.
- Security_studies comment "This article refers to the discipline within the field of international relations.".
- Security_studies label "Security studies".
- Security_studies sameAs Astudiaethau_diogelwch.
- Security_studies sameAs مطالعات_امنیتی.
- Security_studies sameAs Études_de_sécurité.
- Security_studies sameAs Studi_keamanan.
- Security_studies sameAs 安全保障学.
- Security_studies sameAs m.09v7fly.
- Security_studies sameAs Безпекознавство.
- Security_studies sameAs Q1280151.
- Security_studies sameAs Q1280151.
- Security_studies wasDerivedFrom Security_studies?oldid=683006430.
- Security_studies depiction United_Nations_Security_Council.JPG.
- Security_studies isPrimaryTopicOf Security_studies.