This study book on international security provides a clear overview of the different meanings and approaches within international security issues. It covers the theoretical and conceptual frameworks that characterize security studies and places them in an empirical context of current and historical international developments. Various themes are addressed in depth, including warfare, incidents of political violence, terrorism, cybersecurity, environmental protection, energy security, economic security, and global public health.
Students receive support through illustrative examples, bold key terms, a glossary, maps, case boxes, discussion questions, and reading suggestions. Instructors have access to flexible lecture slides that can enrich the teaching. This study book is suitable for programs seeking deeper insight into international security and policymaking.