Mary Kaldor is a British academic whose work delves into the complexities of global governance, international relations, and humanitarian intervention. She critically examines the nature of contemporary conflicts, which she terms 'New Wars,' and scrutinizes the impact of global civil society. Kaldor's research offers profound insights into the dynamics of globalization and the often-troubled interventions of the international community. Her scholarship provides a vital perspective on shaping a more just global order.
This Handbook features 30 essays on global security, addressing a wide range of contemporary issues such as terrorism, climate change, and cyber warfare. It broadens the definition of security and provides insights for scholars, students, and policymakers, covering key concepts, risks, and global actors in the 21st century.