States of Global Insecurity Policy, Politics, and Society

In" States of Global Insecurity," Daniel Beland undertakes a comparative, historical, and political analysis of state protection and the politics of insecurity surrounding it. By looking at four major economic, social, and environmental issues (mad cow disease, terrorism and aviation security, urban delinquency, and health care reform), the author expertly describes the political logics behind state making and the social construction of collective insecurity in the context of globalization. "States of Global Insecurity" can be used in a variety of courses, including intro sociology, globalization, political sociology, social problems, social stratification, criminology, political science, and modern world history.Beland, Daniel is the author of 'States of Global Insecurity Policy, Politics, and Society', published 2007 under ISBN 9780716771876 and ISBN 071677187X.