The thing I’ve been really interested in the last few years in my research is thinking about the problem of fascism and Nazism, and the way in which in the human sciences, the history of the human sciences, these phenomena came to be understood.
Ten Years of Terror: Mary Kaldor
presented by Mary Kaldor
For me…human security is saying an Afghan life is equal to a British life. And our security is guaranteed by contributing to a global security that treats all humans as equal. That's something very very difficult for politicians to grasp. Partly because they still live in an old-fashioned world where they're afraid if they use words like "human security" they'll sound soft. Read more →