Rethinking insecurity, war and violence : beyond savage globalization? / edited by Damian Grenfell and Paul James.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Pt. I. Globalizing insecurity -- 1. Debating insecurity in a globalizing world: an introduction / Damian Grenfell and Paul James -- 2. Globalization and the changing face of war / Paul James and Jonathan Friedman -- 3. Globalization and the limits of current security paradigms / Ronaldo Munck -- 4. Global capitalism and the production of insecurity / James Goodman -- Pt. II. Reconceptualizing security -- 5. New wars and the therapeutic security paradigm / Michael Humphrey -- 6. Beyond the construction of consent in the War on Terror / Kirsty Best -- 7. Environmental security, climate change, and globalizing terrorism / Robyn Eckersley -- 8. Recasting Western knowledges about (postcolonial) security / Phillip Darby -- Pt. III. Rethinking localized transnational conflicts -- 9. Zones of conflict and the global War on Terror / Martin Griffiths -- 10. Political regimes in Southeast Asia and the War on Terror / Garry Rodan -- 11. Insecurity, risk, identity and violence in Kosovo / John Tulloch -- 12. Beyond Ethnocracy and conflict in Israel/Palestine? / Oren Yiftachel -- Pt. IV. Renewal in the aftermath of violence -- 13. Governance: rule and reconstruction after war / Richard Caplan -- 14. Reconciliation: violence and nation formation in Timor-Leste / Damian Grenfell -- 15. Recovery: taming the rwa bhineda after the Bali bombings / Jeff Lewis and Belinda Lewis -- 16. Resilience: wantoks, transnational traders and global politics / John Handmer and Wei Choong.