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1Beyond lecturing: assessment, behaviour and how to survive and thrive
2025, , 121-133
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2Teaching traditional approaches to security
2025, , 24-51
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3Dedication
2025, , v-v
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4Non-traditional security threats
2025, , 99-120
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5States and Nature: The Effects of Climate Change on Security. By Joshua W. Busby. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2022. 334p. $99.99 cloth, $34.99 paper.
Perspectives on Politics, 2024, 22, 930-931
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6The challenges of the increasing institutionalization of climate security
PLOS Climate, 2024, 3, e0000402
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7Ontological vs. societal security: same difference or distinct concepts?
International Politics, 2024, ,
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8Solar Geoengineering: The View from Just War/Securitization Theories
Journal of Global Security Studies, 2023, 8,
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9Securitisation and the function of functional actors
Critical Studies on Security, 2021, 9, 81-97
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10Security cooperation as a primary institution of western international society
Global Change, Peace and Security, 2021, 33, 23-44
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11Evidence of securitisation in the economic sector of security in Europe? Russia’s economic blackmail of Ukraine and the EU’s conditional bailout of Cyprus
European Security, 2019, 28, 173-192
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12Ethics and the Study of Security
2019, , 28-48
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13Framework: the Meaning of Securitization and the Method of JST
2019, , 49-73
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14Just Initiation of Securitization: Just Reason
2019, , 74-98
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15Just Initiation of Securitization: Just Referent Objects
2019, , 99-122
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16Just Initiation of Securitization: Right Intention, Macro-Proportionality and Reasonable Chance of Success
2019, , 123-150
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17Just Conduct in Securitization
2019, , 151-177
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18Just Termination of Securitization
2019, , 178-206
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19Conclusion
2019, , 207-211
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20Introduction
2019, , 1-27
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21Index
2019, , 235-240
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22States, Last Resort, and the Obligation to Securitize
Polity, 2019, 51, 378-394
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23Collective securitisation in the EU: normative dimensions
West European Politics, 2019, 42, 391-412
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24Parallels with the hate speech debate: the pros and cons of criminalising harmful securitising requests
Review of International Studies, 2018, 44, 43-63
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25Extraordinary or ordinary emergency measures: what, and who, defines the ‘success’ of securitization?
Cambridge Review of International Affairs, 2016, 29, 677-694
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26A new standard for the evaluation of solidarist institutions
Journal of International Relations and Development, 2016, 20, 485-510
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27The Promise of Theories of just Securitisation
2016, , 75-88
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28Why We Need Needs-Based Justifications of Human Rights
Journal of International Political Theory, 2011, 7, 103-115
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29Can securitization theory be used in normative analysis? Towards a just securitization theory
Security Dialogue, 2011, 42, 427-439
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30Towards a consequentialist evaluation of security: bringing together the Copenhagen and the Welsh Schools of security studies
Review of International Studies, 2007, 33, 327-350
3.0139Citations (PDF)