Protection and Promotion of Human Security in East Asia

Brendan Howe is Department Chair and Professor of the Graduate School of International Studies, Ewha Womans University, South Korea. He previously taught at Beijing Foreign Studies University, China and Universiti Malaysia Sarawak; and held research positions at Sydney University, Australia, Korea National Defense University, and the East-West Centre and Georgetown University, both in the USA. He has published extensively on security decision-making, human security, and East Asia.

• PART I: OPERATIONALIZING HUMAN SECURITY IN EAST ASIA 1. Introduction – Human Security: Challenges and Opportunities in East Asia 2. Human Security and Good Governance 3. East Asian Perspectives on Human Security and Governance PARt II: EAST ASIAN OBSTACLE CASE STUDIES 4. Human Security and National Insecurity in North Korea 5. Conflict Drivers in Muslim Mindanao 6. Human Insecurity and Underdevelopment in Laos 7. Transforming Conflictual Relationships in Burma/Myanmar 8. Rebuilding Human Security in Timor-Leste PART III: EAST ASIAN ACTORS 9. Human Security and Japanese Strategic Aid 10. South Korea's Contribution to the Promotion of Human Security 11. Conclusion: Future Contributions to East Asian Human Security