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By Alan Hunter
“Hunter’s Human Security Challenges opens the subject up in a very accessible language for the beginner,o but it also interrogates it critically. For the more advanced reader, whether experienced scholar or undergraduate student, it is a refreshingly clear expression of a complex debate. It is a very useful summation of the whole of the debate, saving readers much time in bringing themselves up to speed with the relevant material, which is so widely dispersed; and it treats these debates with sophistication, sensitivity and maturity whilstremaining open, accessible and unintimidating. I’d recommend it as the best introduction to Human Security I’ve seen.”
David W. Roberts, Department of Politics, History and International Relations, Loughborough University UK.
Dr Alan Hunter is Professor at CPRS, and also at the Graduate School of Global Studies, Doshisha University Kyoto, Japan. He works with universities and agencies in China and India. Hunter specializes in the study of peace, religion and human security: his previous publications include Peace Studies in the Chinese Century and New Perspectives on Human Security.
