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Human Security A security framework that focuses on the
individual rather than the state.
Traditional Security State-centric security focused on
protecting national borders, sovereignty,
and military power from external threats.
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State-based Conflict A contested incompatibility over
government and/or territory where at least
one party is a state, with at least 25 battle-
related deaths in a calendar year.
Non-state Conflict The use of armed force between organized
groups, none of which is the government of
a state, resulting in at least 25 battle-
related deaths within a year.
One-sided Violence The use of armed force against civilians by
a state government or formally organized
group, resulting in at least 25 battle-related
deaths.
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Battle-related Deaths Fatalities caused by warring parties that
can be directly related to combat,
including both military AND civilian losses.
War A conflict or dyad which reaches at least
1,000 battle-related deaths in a calendar
year.
Internationalization (of civil war) When external states intervene on one side
of a civil war, making the conflict longer,
deadlier, and harder to resolve.
Latent Conflict Underlying tensions, grievances, or
incompatibilities between groups that exist
but have not yet produced open hostility
or organized violence.
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