1st Edition
Interpreting Global Security
1. Interpreting Global Security – Mark Bevir, Oliver Daddow and Ian Hall 2. The Rise of Security Governance – Mark Bevir and Ian Hall 3. An Interplay of Traditions: The ‘Return of Uncertainty’ and Its Taming in Post-9/11 US Security Thinking – Sabine Selchow 4. Interpreting George W. Bush’s Foreign Policy – Daniel Zoughbie 5. From Value Protection to Value Promotion: Interpreting British Security Policy – Oliver Daddow and Jamie Gaskarth 6. Negotiating the Global Security Dilemma: Interpreting Russia’s Security Agenda – Aglaya Snetkov 7. Interpreting Missile Defence: A Comparative Study of European Reactions – Jocelyn Mawdsley 8. Framing the Sovereignty-Intervention Dilemma: The Strange Omission of the Genocide Convention – Adrian Gallagher 9. Writing the Threat of Terrorism in Western Europe and the European Union: An Interpretive Approach – Christopher Baker-Beall 10. Security Politics and Public Discourse: A Morgenthauian Approach – Hartmut Behr
Biography
Mark Bevir, University of California, Berkeley, USA
Oliver Daddow, University of Leicester, UK
Ian Hall, Australian National University, Australia
