POL561A

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Traditionally, security has meant freedom from military attack and has been synonymous with national security. More recently, the concept has expanded to include relationships among nation states that affect international security. Human rights concerns have also become part of the fabric of international security as a global village begins to recognize that no crisis affects only a state or a region, but also the individuals inhabiting that village.

GRD - Regular Grades A, B, C, D, E

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