Security Threats, Challenges, Vulnerability and Risks
resulted both in a dramatic decline in traditional security threats and to a series of intra-state conflicts, large-scale atrocities and genocide. The new security agenda included: intra-state conflict, ethnic-religious violence, landmines, terrorism, democracy, human rights,
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