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Promoting human security: ethical, normative and educational frameworks in Africa

By: Van Wyk, Jo-Ansie

Publisher: UNESCO ; Paris ; 2007Description: 210 pSubject(s): AFRICA | UNESCO | HUMAN RIGHTS | INTERGOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS | UNITED NATIONSOnline resources: Promoting human security: ethical, normative and educational frameworks in Africa Summary: Document looks at Africa in the twenty-first century and explores the ethical, normative and educational frameworks in terms of human security. Discusses some theoretical approaches to the concept of human security. Human security threats such as political, economic, social environmental external and responses to them are also discussed. Also provides recommendations.

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Document looks at Africa in the twenty-first century and explores the ethical, normative and educational frameworks in terms of human security. Discusses some theoretical approaches to the concept of human security. Human security threats such as political, economic, social environmental external and responses to them are also discussed. Also provides recommendations.

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