Introduction = 1
Part 1: Human Security: Developing the Concept = 11
1. Linkages between Traditional Security and Human Security = 13
2.Toward a New Concept of Security: Human Security in World Politics = 33
Part 2: “Regionalizing” Human Security in the Asia-Pacific = 47
3.The Concept of “human Security” Extended: “asianizing” the Paradigm = 49
4. Indonesia after the Fall of President Suharto: a “case Study” in Human Security
5. Approaching Human Security as “middle Powers”: Australian and Canadian Disarmament Diplomacy after the Cold War
Part 3: Applying Human Security to Key Issue Areas = 97
6. Asian Values and Human Security Cooperation in Asia = 99
7. Human Rights and Culture: Implications for Human Security = 109
8. “Grey Area Phenomena” and Human Security = 124
9. Refugees and Forced Migration as a Security Problem = 142
10. Environmental Security = 157
11. Maritime Security in the Asia-Pacific = 177
12. Human and Economic Security: is There a Nexus? = 192
13. Seeking Human Security from Nuclear Weapons: Recent Non-Traditional Initiatives = 209
Part 4: Institutionalizing Human Security in the Asia-Pacific = 227
14. Human Security Regimes = 229
15. Human Security and the Asean Regional Forum: Time for a Rethink about Regionalism? = 256
16. Pursuing “informal” Human Security: a “track Ii” Status Report = 267
17. Human Security and Regional Cooperation: Preparing for the Twenty-First Century = 289
Conclusion = 303
18. The Security Dilemma Revisited: Implications for the Asia-Pacific = 305
List of Contributors = 324
Index = 326
Part 1: Human Security: Developing the Concept = 11
1. Linkages between Traditional Security and Human Security = 13
2.Toward a New Concept of Security: Human Security in World Politics = 33
Part 2: “Regionalizing” Human Security in the Asia-Pacific = 47
3.The Concept of “human Security” Extended: “asianizing” the Paradigm = 49
4. Indonesia after the Fall of President Suharto: a “case Study” in Human Security
5. Approaching Human Security as “middle Powers”: Australian and Canadian Disarmament Diplomacy after the Cold War
Part 3: Applying Human Security to Key Issue Areas = 97
6. Asian Values and Human Security Cooperation in Asia = 99
7. Human Rights and Culture: Implications for Human Security = 109
8. “Grey Area Phenomena” and Human Security = 124
9. Refugees and Forced Migration as a Security Problem = 142
10. Environmental Security = 157
11. Maritime Security in the Asia-Pacific = 177
12. Human and Economic Security: is There a Nexus? = 192
13. Seeking Human Security from Nuclear Weapons: Recent Non-Traditional Initiatives = 209
Part 4: Institutionalizing Human Security in the Asia-Pacific = 227
14. Human Security Regimes = 229
15. Human Security and the Asean Regional Forum: Time for a Rethink about Regionalism? = 256
16. Pursuing “informal” Human Security: a “track Ii” Status Report = 267
17. Human Security and Regional Cooperation: Preparing for the Twenty-First Century = 289
Conclusion = 303
18. The Security Dilemma Revisited: Implications for the Asia-Pacific = 305
List of Contributors = 324
Index = 326