Revisiting National Security Prospecting Governance for Human Well-Being
This book examines the evolving concept of national security and how human systems could be governed in an ever turbulent and dynamic world. It takes a revised look at the concept of national security, previously researched and identified by the author, based on the present context but with a futuri...
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Springer Nature Singapore
2022, 2022
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| Edition: | 1st ed. 2022 |
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Table of Contents:
- 16. #8 Geostrategic Security (Geosec) (gs1)
- 17. #9 Informational Security (Infosec) (is)
- 18. #10 Food Security (Foodsec) (fs)
- 19. #11 Health Security (Healthsec) (hs)
- 20. #12 Ethnic Security (Ethnicsec) (es3)
- 21. #13 Environmental Security (Envirosec) (es4)
- 22. #14 Cyber Security (Cybersec) (cs)
- 23. #15 Genomic Security (Genomesec) (gs2)
- 24. #16 Microbiomic Security (Microbiomicsec) (ms2)
- Part III Strategising National Security
- 25. Trendlines in National Security
- 26. Strategic National Security and National Security Strategy
- 27. Tradeoffs in National Security Governance
- Part IV Examining National Security
- 28. Research Purpose—National Security Governance
- 29. Research Factors and Questions—National Security Governance
- 30. Assessing and Indexing National Security
- Part V Future of Governance and Human Well-being
- 31. Beyond National Security—Global Perspective
- 32. Will Sapiens End? Premising Governance…
- Part I In Quest of National Security: World of Sapiens
- 1. Humans and Human Systems: Shifting Centroid of National Security
- 2. National Security: Concept, Evolution and Descriptive Stasis
- 3. National Security: Definitions and Manifestations
- 4. Threats, Risks and Uncertainty: Triad of Chaotic Balance in a Chancy, Chancy World
- 5. Terrains and Terrain Specificity
- 6. Elements of National Security: Gravity Centres
- 7. Convolution of Apparent Security and Perceived Security in Governance
- 8. Rule of Law and Role of Government —Law Making, Enforcing and National Security
- Part II Elements of National Security
- 9. #1 Military Security (Milsec) (ms)
- 10. #2 Economic Security (Econosec) (es1)
- 11. #3 Resource Security (Resourcesec) (rs)
- 12. #4 Border Security (Bordersec) (bs1)
- 13. #5 Demographic Security (Demosec) (ds1)
- 14. #6 Disaster Security (Disastersec) (ds2)
- 15. #7 Energy Security (Energysec) (es2)
- 33. Human Well-being—Visions in Dark and Grey
- Part VI Conclusions
- 34. Present Imperfect—Future Perfect
- 35. Capsuling National Security