Contextualizing Security: A Reader

Contextualizing Security: A Reader By McRae, James Published by University of Georgia Press Publication Date: 2022-08-30 Subject: Political Science Globalization, Political Science International Relations General, Political Science Security (National & International), Political Science Globalization, Political Science International Relations - General, Political Science Security (National & International), Technology & Engineering Military Science, Technology & Engineering Military Science, Globalization, International Relations, International Relations, Globalization, Political Science Security (National & International), Political Science, Security (National & International), Political Science International Relations General, International Relations, General, Political Science Globalization, Technology & Engineering Military Science, Technology & Engineering, Military Science, Security, International - Study And Teaching Higher, Anf: Politics And Government Subject Keywords: Security Studies; cybersecurity; privacy; encryption; drones; MQ- 1; Predator; UAVs; unmanned aerial vehicle; RPV; remotely piloted vehicle; technology; cyborg; DARPA; immigration; migration; homeland security; DHS; human security; national security; international security; global security; economic security; terrorism; Global War on Terrorism; GWOT; Islamic terrorism; jihad; Yasser Arafat; PLO; Hama; Al Qaeda; ISIS; ISIL; al-Shabaab; Boko Haram; AQIM; AQAP; NASA; Elon Musk; Jeh Johnson; Bernie Sanders; Roy Blunt; Daniel Patrick Moynihan; Dwight Eisenhower; Harry Truman; Richard Nixon; Ronald Reagan; George W. Bush; Barack Obama; Donald Trump; H.R. McMaster; James A. Baker; James Baker; Cold War; Winston Churchill; Sinews of Peace; Iron Curtain; John Stuart Mill; harm principle; liberty; surveillance; Jeremy Waldron; Rhonda Powell; Algirdas Julien Greimas; foreign policy; progressive foreign policy; American foreign policy; Edward Snowden; PRISM; George Floyd; Derek Chauvin; BLM; Black Lives Matter; civil rights; China; Iran; Africa; Syria; Iraq; Afghanistan; Pakistan; Israel; Yemen; Middle East; MENA; Mozambique; Ethiopa; Somalia; Nigeria; South Africa; Sahel; North Korea; Russia; Vladimir Putin; torture; NATO; UN; United Nations; alliances; Atlantic Charter; Iran Nuclear Deal; Paris Climate Accords; Waterboarding; enhanced interrogation; study abroad; soft power; climate change; CIA; FBI; DIA; NSA; intelligence community; intelligence oversight; Covid-19; coronavirus; Ebola; pandemic; Stuxnet; law; national security law; USA Patriot Act; international law; section 215; rule of law; AI; artificial intelligence; automation; General Qassem Soleimani; 9/11; September 11; AUMF; Authorization of Use of Military Force; Osama bin Laden; kill list; targeted killing; imminence; LOAC; Laws of Armed Conflict; Congress; US Senate; DOD; Department of Defense; US Cyber Command; James Clapper; ODNI; DNI; Director of National Intelligence; big data; Five Eyes; FISA; CISA Genre: International Relations, Globalization, Political Science, Security (National & International), Political Science, International Relations, General, Political Science, Globalization, Technology & Engineering, Military Science, International Relations, Globalization Target Audience: Professional and scholarly