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1|Acknowledgements|8
1|Series Editor’s Introduction|9
1|Contents|11
1|1: Introduction|13
1|2: Security Redefined|16
2|Introduction|16
2|International Relations and ‘Security’ as an Abstract Concept|18
3|Security Studies|22
2|Economic and Human Security|23
2|Psychological Security|28
2|Sociological Security|30
2|A New Analytical Framework|34
2|Security as a Right|39
2|Security, Culture and Religion|41
2|Conclusion|44
2|References|45
1|3: Campus Security|50
2|Introduction|50
2|The Research Approach|51
2|The New Context of Campus Security|51
2|Challenges Facing Campus Security|56
3|Trust in Security Personnel Versus Trust in Police|56
2|Cultural Perception and Sub-culture|57
2|Campus Security in Practice|60
3|Campus Security in US|61
4|University, Campus Security and Local Police|61
4|Police Participation in Orientation|64
4|Campus Watch|65
4|Addressing Cultural Barriers|67
3|Campus Security in UK|68
4|Information Sharing and the Use of Advanced Technology|68
4|Campus Security and Local Police|69
4|Professional Security Organisations|72
4|Breaking Down Cultural Barriers|74
4|Temporary Migration|76
4|Resource Constraints|77
3|Campus Security in Australia|77
4|Information Sharing|77
4|Addressing Cultural Barriers|80
2|Conclusion|81
2|References|83
1|4: Campus Security: Australian Case Study|85
2|Introduction|85
2|Background to the Study|86
2|Research Method|88
2|The University Campus as the Best Test Case Scenario|89
2|Campus Policing as a Community Engagement Strategy|94
2|Breaking Down Barriers and Building Confidence|100
2|Summary and Discussion|104
2|References|105
1|5: Employment Security|107
2|Introduction|107
2|The Case Study Setting and Research Approach|108
2|The Mobile Worker|109
2|Unions|118
2|The Company View|127
2|The Community View|131
2|Conclusion|141
2|References|143
1|6: International Student Housing Security|145
2|Introduction|145
2|Accommodation Versus Other Concerns|148
2|Finding Accommodation|150
2|Accommodation Choice|152
3|Near or On-Campus Accommodation|153
3|Housing Price Is the Main Concern|154
3|Living with One’s Cultural/Community Group Despite Poor Conditions|156
3|Choosing Accommodation in Relation to Preferred Socialising and Study Habits|159
3|A Shortage of Affordable Housing|160
2|Accommodation Security|160
3|On-Campus Accommodation|160
4|Drinking and Accommodation|163
4|Domestic Violence in Campus Accommodation|164
3|Private Accommodation|165
4|Landlord’s Bad Treatment|165
4|Subletting|166
4|Unawareness of a Need for Housing Security|167
2|Coping with Housing Insecurity|169
3|Support and Regulations from Universities and the Host Countries|169
3|International Students Coping with a Lack of Housing Security|171
2|Conclusion|172
2|References|174
1|7: Food Security: The Liverpool Plains|175
2|Introduction|175
2|The Impact of Foreign Direct Investment on Food Security in Australia|177
2|The Liverpool Plains: A Food Bowl for Australia and Beyond|178
2|Proposed Mining, Land Degradation and Food (in)Security|184
3|History of Hunger|191
2|Australia’s Food Bowl: Global Importance and Responsibility|195
2|Conclusion|202
2|References|205
1|8: International Students and Food Security|206
2|Introduction|206
2|Missing the Family Meal|207
2|Method|210
2|Findings|210
3|Thought for Food|210
3|Finding Culturally Appropriate Food|213
3|Food, Cultural and Social Capital|216
2|Conclusion|222
2|References|223
1|9: Personal Security|226
2|Introduction|226
2|Subjectivity Versus Objectivity|228
2|Physical Security|232
2|Material Security|232
2|Social Relationship Security|234
2|Cultural Security|238
2|Institutional Security|241
2|Conclusion|244
2|References|245
1|10: Conclusion|247
1|Correction to: The New Security|253
1|References|254
1|Index|265
1|Series Editor’s Introduction|9
1|Contents|11
1|1: Introduction|13
1|2: Security Redefined|16
2|Introduction|16
2|International Relations and ‘Security’ as an Abstract Concept|18
3|Security Studies|22
2|Economic and Human Security|23
2|Psychological Security|28
2|Sociological Security|30
2|A New Analytical Framework|34
2|Security as a Right|39
2|Security, Culture and Religion|41
2|Conclusion|44
2|References|45
1|3: Campus Security|50
2|Introduction|50
2|The Research Approach|51
2|The New Context of Campus Security|51
2|Challenges Facing Campus Security|56
3|Trust in Security Personnel Versus Trust in Police|56
2|Cultural Perception and Sub-culture|57
2|Campus Security in Practice|60
3|Campus Security in US|61
4|University, Campus Security and Local Police|61
4|Police Participation in Orientation|64
4|Campus Watch|65
4|Addressing Cultural Barriers|67
3|Campus Security in UK|68
4|Information Sharing and the Use of Advanced Technology|68
4|Campus Security and Local Police|69
4|Professional Security Organisations|72
4|Breaking Down Cultural Barriers|74
4|Temporary Migration|76
4|Resource Constraints|77
3|Campus Security in Australia|77
4|Information Sharing|77
4|Addressing Cultural Barriers|80
2|Conclusion|81
2|References|83
1|4: Campus Security: Australian Case Study|85
2|Introduction|85
2|Background to the Study|86
2|Research Method|88
2|The University Campus as the Best Test Case Scenario|89
2|Campus Policing as a Community Engagement Strategy|94
2|Breaking Down Barriers and Building Confidence|100
2|Summary and Discussion|104
2|References|105
1|5: Employment Security|107
2|Introduction|107
2|The Case Study Setting and Research Approach|108
2|The Mobile Worker|109
2|Unions|118
2|The Company View|127
2|The Community View|131
2|Conclusion|141
2|References|143
1|6: International Student Housing Security|145
2|Introduction|145
2|Accommodation Versus Other Concerns|148
2|Finding Accommodation|150
2|Accommodation Choice|152
3|Near or On-Campus Accommodation|153
3|Housing Price Is the Main Concern|154
3|Living with One’s Cultural/Community Group Despite Poor Conditions|156
3|Choosing Accommodation in Relation to Preferred Socialising and Study Habits|159
3|A Shortage of Affordable Housing|160
2|Accommodation Security|160
3|On-Campus Accommodation|160
4|Drinking and Accommodation|163
4|Domestic Violence in Campus Accommodation|164
3|Private Accommodation|165
4|Landlord’s Bad Treatment|165
4|Subletting|166
4|Unawareness of a Need for Housing Security|167
2|Coping with Housing Insecurity|169
3|Support and Regulations from Universities and the Host Countries|169
3|International Students Coping with a Lack of Housing Security|171
2|Conclusion|172
2|References|174
1|7: Food Security: The Liverpool Plains|175
2|Introduction|175
2|The Impact of Foreign Direct Investment on Food Security in Australia|177
2|The Liverpool Plains: A Food Bowl for Australia and Beyond|178
2|Proposed Mining, Land Degradation and Food (in)Security|184
3|History of Hunger|191
2|Australia’s Food Bowl: Global Importance and Responsibility|195
2|Conclusion|202
2|References|205
1|8: International Students and Food Security|206
2|Introduction|206
2|Missing the Family Meal|207
2|Method|210
2|Findings|210
3|Thought for Food|210
3|Finding Culturally Appropriate Food|213
3|Food, Cultural and Social Capital|216
2|Conclusion|222
2|References|223
1|9: Personal Security|226
2|Introduction|226
2|Subjectivity Versus Objectivity|228
2|Physical Security|232
2|Material Security|232
2|Social Relationship Security|234
2|Cultural Security|238
2|Institutional Security|241
2|Conclusion|244
2|References|245
1|10: Conclusion|247
1|Correction to: The New Security|253
1|References|254
1|Index|265