Description: Attempting to find answers and to come to grips with some of the dilemmas confronting security in the wake of the Cold War, this text represents a wide range of views on changing concepts of security at the turn of the millennium.
Review Quotes: "Although the authors, who divide into three schools of international relations--realist, neorealist, and constructivist--primarily address the academic community, they draw from current international crises to illustrate their analyses and explore how ideas about security enter the realm of political debate and become institutionalized in organizations and practices." -- "Choice"