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1 online resource |
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Intro -- AUTHORS -- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS -- SUMMARY -- CONTENTS -- 1 Central European Security Challenges: Internal and External Threats to the Region through the Lenses of Contemporary Security Theories (Jan Daniel and Richard Q. Turcsányi) -- WHAT YOU SEE IS WHAT YOU GET: THE BROADENING AND WIDENING OF SECURITY RESEARCH -- LOCATING AND CHARACTERIZING A REGION: BUILDING THE CASE OF CENTRAL EUROPE -- APPROACHING CENTRAL EUROPE'S SECURITY CONCERNS -- LOOKING AHEAD: CENTRAL EUROPE, UKRAINE, AND NEW PATHWAYS OF RESEARCH |
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2 Fully Appreciated with Time? The Role of the United States of America in Latvia's Security Discourse (Diāna Potjomkina) -- CONSISTENT CONSTRUCTIVISM AND SECURITY DISCOURSE(S) -- LATVIA-U.S. RELATIONS: AN OVERVIEW AND THE DISCURSIVE CONTEXT -- THE US-BALTIC PARTNERSHIP CHARTER, 1997-1998 -- LATVIA'S INVOLVEMENT IN THE IRAQ WAR, 2002-2003 -- THE ANTI-CORRUPTION SPEECH BY CATHERINE TODD-BAILEY (US AMBASSADOR TO LATVIA), 2007 -- CONCLUSIONS -- 3 Securitizing the Roma of Hungary (Tamás Csiki) -- INTRODUCTION -- THE ANALYTICAL FRAMEWORK |
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THE SECURITIZATION ATTEMPT TARGETING THE ROMA IN HUNGARY, 2006-2010 -- THE KEY TO SECURITIZATION: SUCCESSFUL "RADICAL OTHERING" -- DESECURITIZATION MEASURES UNDERTAKEN BY THE CENTRAL GOVERNMENT IN 2009-2010 -- CONCLUSIONS -- 4 Security! How Do You Study It? An Introduction into Critical Methodologies and Research Methods (Ľubomír Lupták and Václav Walach) -- FROM CRITICAL THEORY TO CRITICAL METHODOLOGY -- THE METHODOLOGICAL TURN(S) OF CRITICAL SECURITY STUDIES -- REFLECTIONS ON CRITICAL INQUIRY IN CENTRAL EUROPE -- CONCLUSION -- REFERENCE -- INDEX |
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National security -- Europe, Central
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HISTORY -- Military -- Other.
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TECHNOLOGY & ENGINEERING -- Military Science.
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National security
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Central Europe
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Electronic book
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| ISBN |
8021077727 |
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9788021077720 |
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