Essays about: "Non-traditional security threats"
Found 2 essays containing the words Non-traditional security threats.
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1. From National Defence to International Operations? : A study on the transformation of Sweden's armed forces between 1989-2009
University essay from Linnéuniversitetet/Institutionen för samhällsvetenskaper, SVAbstract : Since the cold war, most countries have moved on from the classical security perception that all threats are external and aiming to invade the sovereignty of the state, thus leading to military armies fighting each other. Instead as Globalization have become more predominant since the beginning of the 1990’s new threats have also emerged that militaries can’t fight as they used to, thus it has become necessary for a wider view on security which also involves human suffering, and the general trend among armies have been to combat these through international peacekeeping and humanitarian operations. READ MORE
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2. The Grammar of Threat and Security in HIV/AIDS : An analysis of the South African Government's Discourse on HIV and AIDS Between 1998 and 2002 MFS-rapport nr 72, ISSN 1400-3562, ISBN 91-7373-905-7
University essay from Ekonomiska institutionenAbstract : Since HIV and AIDS were discovered in the early 1980s the infection rates have taken on the proportions of a global pandemic. Whilst the rates are still quite low in the Western World there are areas like Sub-Saharan Africa, of which South Africa is a part, where the rates are as high as 25%. READ MORE
