Human Insecurity: the Need for Micro Perspectives in International Relations

Update: 2012-12-26

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Human security can be recognized only through its absence. This is one of the oft-quoted observations. How so, is the major concern this week. As a mental exercise, we will reconstruct a profile of a few selected countries by using data available in the following documents, and highlights the epistemological problems associated with the macro (aggregate) data in identifying specific issues.

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Human Insecurity: the Need for Micro Perspectives in International Relations

Michio Umegaki

Human Insecurity: the Need for Micro Perspectives in International Relations