Multiple Choice
The shift in emphasis from 'state security' to 'human security' in the post-Cold War period reflects …
A) The continuing ascendancy of realist approaches to security.
B) A narrowing of the security agenda to accord with postmodern approaches.
C) A concern with the security of individual humans at the expense of wider social and economic issues.
D) None of the above.
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