Includes bibliographical references and index. MacLean, S. J., Black, D. R., & Shaw, T. M. (Eds.). (2006). A decade of human security: global governance and new multilateralisms. Aldershot, England; Burlington, VT: Ashgate.

Human security and new multilateralisms -- Introduction: a decade of human security: what prospects for global governance and new multilateralisms? -- Whose security?: innovation and responsibility, perception and reality -- Global legalism and human security -- EU foreign policy motivation: a mix of human security and realist elements -- Canada: a contradictory human security agenda -- Mapping the interplay of human security practice and debates: the Canadian experience -- Human security in the national interest?: Canada, POGG and the "new" multilateralism George A. MacLean -- Diminishing human security : the Canadian case / Heather A. Smith -- The "freedom from fear" agenda : operational issues -- Human security and corporate governance : a critical assessment of Canada's human security agenda / Elizabeth Blackwood -- Two Africas? : two Ugandas? : an African "democratic developmental state"? : or another "failed state"? Timothy M. Shaw -- A true measure of success? : the discourse and practice of human security in Haiti / Robert Muggah and Keith Krause -- Bringing in "freedom from want" -- Toward a more inclusive global governance and enhanced human security / Catherine Schittecatte -- A silent killer : HIV/AIDS metaphors and human (in)security in southern Africa / Rebecca Tiessen -- The "securitization" of HIV/AIDS in sub-Saharan Africa : a critical feminist lens / Colleen O'Manique -- Research advances and objectives -- Peacebuilding research and North-South research relationships : perspectives, opportunities and challenges / Pam Scholey -- The organization for social science research in eastern and southern Africa's contributions to human security research in Africa / Alfred G. Nhema -- Postscriptum : prospects for the next decade