Securing the State – Part II
In a world of startling change, many States across the world are both more secure and more vulnerable than ever. More secure, in the sense that States have developed sophisticated security structures to safeguard against conventional threats of attack on their territory by hostile powers. But more vulnerable, because many nations have increasingly open societies, in a world that is more networked and interdependent than ever before. Today, we live in an age of...
21 Feb 2018