Author:
Jansen Marenne,Kramer Eric-Hans
Abstract
Abstract‘There will be no development without security and no security without development’ (Annan, 2005). This mantra became the foundation for many missions—a combination of security forces and development strategies—and has been given various names, such as ‘comprehensive approach’, ‘whole of government approach’ and ‘3D -approach’. To date the future of this approach is far from certain. This chapter evaluates the application of the comprehensive approach of the last decades by connecting it to three perspectives on the human security concept, leading to the conclusion that the future of the comprehensive approach as a feasible option for military interventions depends on which version of human security becomes dominant in policy making.
Publisher
Springer International Publishing
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