Risks, Violence, Security and Peace in Latin America

Analyses social and environmental conflicts and peace processes in Latin America
Addresses security, drug war, extractivism, development, human rights, peace education and peacebuilding
Focuses on human rights and environmental risks, indigenous and marginal people
Proposes sustainable development, just peace and peacebuilding as a constructive responses in the most violent and most biodiverse region
Offers alternative perspectives of global networks, and scientific and youth organisations

Inhalt

Introduction.- CLAIP facing the challenges of peace and security in the 21st century.- Úrsula Oswald Spring: History of 40 years of activities within CLAIP.- Pablo González Casanova: War and peace in the 21st century.- Francisco Rojas: Human rights and human security in Latin America.- Gilberto López y Rivas: Global state terrorism and asymmetric wars.- Luis Holder and Julio Cárdenas: Strategic concepts for training an integrated defence for peace and security in the cyberspace.