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    The security-development nexus: a structural violence and human needs approach

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    Paper presented at New Faces Conference 2007 Toledo International Centre for Peace (CITpax) (344.6Kb)
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    Mudida, Robert
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    The security-development nexus is increasingly vital because of the realization that there can be no long-term security without development and vice versa. The linkages between the two concepts have evolved over the last few decades to eventually exhibit a certain convergence. The rise of the concept of human security has also, by its very nature, implied closer links to development. Examining structural violence and human needs, linkages between these two concepts can be explored and policy implications suggested for the security-development nexus.
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