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Essential Components of
National Security
Edited by Gopalji Malviya
Published by Centre for Security Analysis
ISBN.NO: 81-902317-3-1
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National security studies have traditionally
focused on threats to territorial integrity and
use of military in response to external threats.
With the dawn of the 21st century, the debate
on the classical formulation of national security
versus human security or comprehensive security
gained momentum amongst scholars, thinkers, academia
and think tanks. There has, thus, been a paradigm
shift not simply from state centric focus to societal
security concerns but also in the concept, meaning
and understanding of national security.
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Is it necessary to 'securitize'
larger dimensions of human concern under the umbrella
of non-traditional security and, if so, to what
extent? Where do we draw a line between traditional
and non-traditional security? What should be the
scope of national security in contemporary teaching
and research by the academia? To seek answers
to these questions, the Centre for Security Analysis
along with the National Center of International
Security and Defence Analysis (NISDA), Pune and
Department of Defence and Strategic Studies, University
of Madras organised a workshop in September 2006
in Chennai. This book is a compendium of the papers
presented at the workshop.
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TABLE
OF CONTENTS
Foreword
V. R. Raghavan
Introduction
Gopalji Malviya
Essential
Components of National Security
Keynote Address by Amitabh Mattoo
PART
I - Changing Paradigms of National Security
Globalisation
and the Changing Contours of Sovereignty:
Implications for National Security
A.K.Ramakrishnan
National
Identities and Myths in National Building:
Political Communication of India's Security Perceptions
Shrikant Paranjape
PART
II - Human & Internal Security Dimensions
The
Human Security Umbrella in the 21st Century: A Realist
Approach
A. J. Majumdar
From
Human Security Deficit to Crisis: The Issue of
Left Extremism and its Implications for India's Internal
Security
Mallika Joseph
Naxalism
and Internal Security Anxieties
Priyankar Upadhyaya
Environmental
Security: An Emerging Threat
Ajey Lele
PART
III - National Security as an Academic Discipline
Strategic
and Military Dimensions of India's Integrated Security
in the 21st Century
D.B.Shekatkar
Security
Studies in the New Millennium: The State of the Discipline
W. Lawrence S. Prabhakar
Essential
Components of National Security: A Comprehensive Perspective
Gopalji Malviya and Utham Kumar Jamadhagni
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