Part 1: Peace Research and IR Theory
Chapter 1: Copenhagen Peace Research
Chapter 2: Peace Research and International Relations in Scandinavia: From Enduring Rivalry to Stable Peace?
Chapter 3: Peace Research Between Idealism and Realism: Fragments of a Finnish Debate
Chapter 4: “The Cold War is What We Make of It”: When Peace Research Meets Constructivism in International Relations
Chapter 5: Peace and Security: Two Concepts and Their Relationship
Part 2: Globalization and Contemporary Security Studies
Chapter 6: Wars and the Un-Making of States: Taking Tilly Seriously in the Contemporary World
Chapter 7: Post-Trinitarian War and the Regulation of Violence
Chapter 8: “Civil” and “Uncivil” in World Society
Chapter 9: Globalisation and Societal Insecurity: The Securitisation of Terrorism and Competing Strategies for Global Governance
Chapter 10: From Bentham to Bush: Surveillance, Security and the Quest for Visibility
Chapter 11: The Subversion of Borders
Part 3: Security Analysis in the Larger European Context
Chapter 12: A Deutschian Security Community? Nordic Peace Reframed
Chapter 13: Initiating a Security Community: General Theory, History and Prospects for Baltic-Russian Relations
Chapter 14: The EU as a Foreign Policy Actor: The Limitations of Territorial Sovereignty
Chapter 15: Fears into Fences: The Isolationist Pitfall of European Federalism
Chapter 16: New NATO: Europe’s Continued Security Crisis
Chapter 17: Securitising European Integration: Turkey and the EU
Chapter 18: Algeria: Violence and Securitisation