Asian Security Handbook:
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Writen by William M. Carpenter, David G. Wiencek, James R. Lilley - PublisherM.E. Sharpe
- Year2005
Asian Security Handbook: Terrorism And The New Security Environment examines the evolving security landscape in Asia, emphasizing the impact of terrorism and the global shift in security priorities. The book delves into the various threats facing Asian nations, from state-based military threats to non-state actors like terrorist organizations. It addresses how terrorism has reshaped security policies in the region and the responses of regional powers to these challenges. The analysis is complemented by insights into broader geopolitical dynamics, offering a comprehensive understanding of the current and future security environment in Asia. Relevance to Current Era: The book's focus on terrorism and regional security in Asia is highly relevant, given the ongoing concerns about terrorism in countries like Afghanistan, Pakistan, and others in Southeast Asia. The changing security environment in the region continues to be a critical area of study for policymakers, academics, and global security professionals.

