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- Strategy classics
In reading Securing Japan I thought Richard Samuels summed it up quite nicely (pp. 109):
There are few truly new ideas about how nations can protect themselves. Each country is armed with its military, its diplomats, its mix of resources, its ambition, and its wits. The rest is, as ever, derivative. This is why students studying [...]
- Risk part deux
Re: this see this.
Still no teh interwebs yet.
- Risks and threats
One of the points Buzan et al. make when defining security is that threats are not objective, but are socially constructed. Professor Christopher Coker also touched on this idea in when he spoke on risk thresholds, a talk I have covered previously.
The above graph — which comes from an anti-war site — illustrates the difference [...]
- Security Studies Wiki
Over the past week, I’ve been working in conjunction with Michael Tanji of Haft of the Spear on a wiki with the various Security Studies programs for a Masters in the US. It has the dozen resident programs and a half dozen or so long distance programs that are available. The focus is is on [...]
