| Table 1.1 |
Three pairs of scenarios represent the scope of possible futures for human security. |
| Table 3.1 |
Contradictions within the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). |
| Table 6.1 |
Documents that codify International Humanitarian Law. |
| Table 7.1 |
Identified stateless persons, 2005-2017. |
| Table 7.2 |
Hosting countries of refugees, 2017. |
| Table 7.3 |
Major origin countries of refugees, 2017. |
| Table 7.4 |
Number of refugees and peoples of concern, 2000 – 2017. |
| Table 9.1 |
Comparison of global warming by 1.5 and 2 degrees Celsius (° C). |
| Table 9.2 |
Estimated economic losses due to the impact of climate change in Mumbai. |
| Table 14.1 |
Internal vs. external focus on reasons for developmental woes. |
| Table 17.1 |
Examples of integrative imperatives to be addressed in health security research and practice. |
| Table 21.1 |
Comparison of obstacles and solutions towards effective human security regimes at the global and national/regional levels. |
| Table 21.2 |
Major risks to watch for each pillar of human security as discussed in this book. |
