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Broadening Asia's security discourse and agenda : political, social, and environmental perspectives

By: Thakur, Ramesh Chandra [edt].

Contributor(s): Newman, Edward [edt].

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BookPublisher: Tokyo 2004; United Nations University Press Description: xii, 357 p.ISBN: 9280810944.Subject(s): ECONOMIC POLICY | DEVELOPING COUNTRIES | GLOBALIZATION | ASIA | HUMAN SECURITY | HUMAN DEVELOPMENT | NATIONAL SECURITY

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UNU B28547

Based on a research project on "Non-Traditional Security in Asia" supported by the Ford Foundation. The research was directed by UNU, the Institute of Defence and Strategic Studies, Singapore and the Regional Centre for Strategic Studies, Sri Lanka.

ASI B28546

Based on a research project on "Non-Traditional Security in Asia" supported by the Ford Foundation. The research was directed by UNU, the Institute of Defence and Strategic Studies, Singapore and the Regional Centre for Strategic Studies, Sri Lanka.

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