International Security

Focusing on the enduring nature of conflict, this book examines how states manage and mitigate threats to security through various strategies. It categorizes solutions from individual government actions, like power distribution and deterrence, to global approaches such as collective security. The author evaluates tactics like negotiation and peace imposition, analyzing their effectiveness across systemic, state, and societal security levels. By illustrating the interconnections between these levels, the book equips students to understand the complexities of political conflict management.