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Human security Focuses on protecting people from threats like
poverty, hunger, disease, violence, displacement,
and political oppression.
Traditional security Focuses on protecting the state from military
threats.
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Power Ability to control resources, decisions, or other
people's lives.
Agency A person or group's ability to make choices and
act for themselves.
Marginalized identities Groups pushed to the side because of race,
gender, religion, ethnicity, class, disability,
migration status, or other identities.
Human rights Basic rights that every person has because they
are human, such as life, dignity, freedom from
torture, political participation, education, and
health.
Securitization theory When leaders frame an issue as a security threat
to justify emergency action.
Realism States as self-interested and focused on power.
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Human security Focuses on protecting people from threats like
poverty, hunger, disease, violence, displacement,
and political oppression.
Traditional security Focuses on protecting the state from military
threats.
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, Human Security and Humanitarian Intervention_ Key Concepts and Global Practices.pdf Human Security and Humanitarian Intervention_ Key Concepts and Global Practices.pdf Human Security and Humanitarian Intervention_ Key Concepts and Global Practices.pdf
Power Ability to control resources, decisions, or other
people's lives.
Agency A person or group's ability to make choices and
act for themselves.
Marginalized identities Groups pushed to the side because of race,
gender, religion, ethnicity, class, disability,
migration status, or other identities.
Human rights Basic rights that every person has because they
are human, such as life, dignity, freedom from
torture, political participation, education, and
health.
Securitization theory When leaders frame an issue as a security threat
to justify emergency action.
Realism States as self-interested and focused on power.
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