shows an expansion of the traditional notion of security, human security multiple facets, scopes of human security, assured basic income for individuals, both have physical and econnomic access to basic food, protection from diseases and unhealthy lifestyle, Iprotection from short and long term ravages of nature, protection from physical violence, protection from loss of traditional relationships, honors their basic human rights and ensuring the freedom, exact identity location and actual capabilities, environmental devastation, source of threat: non-state sources, source of threat: other states, their roles are equally important factors that promote security, security of states from threats posed primarily by other states, the biggest bomb ever built; what and when?, principle that nuclear weapons deter enemy states, considered to have contributed to relative stability in the cold war, distribution of power, unstable, relatively stable, stable when the uncontested hegemon helps provide order, self-help, wave of colonization and state building taken place, Most pressing threats in post cold war, Concept of security, freedom of groups and people from various forms of threats, essential role of liberal international institutions, traced back to US led postwar efforts, theoritical perspectives, reasons for corporate investments, investment on securities, investment by entity, also called transnational companies, own or control overseas companies, covers only trade in goods, more automatic dispute settlement mechanism, WTO was established, WTO startd to function, a new round of trade negotiations, promote international trade, restrict international trade, set of rules to govern international trade, seeks to end extreme poverty, Worldbank was established, IMF was established, promotes international financial stability, Purpose of bretton woods conference, three multilateral institutions.

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