| The security policy course at
the University of St. Gallen presents theories and provides
practical insights to understand the current security policy
debate. Against the background of a comprehensive definition
of security the course will analyze the most important international
security organizations, highlight contemporary security policy
challenges and deal with specific aspects of Switzerland's
security and defense policy.
The syllabus and the course material (in German only) are available
for download from this page. For more information, please
contact us.
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Course syllabus |
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PDF,
45 KB |
| 31.03.03 |
Security Policy: Introduction
into Theories, Concepts and Challenges
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PDF,
163 KB |
| 07.04.03 |
United Nations: Collective
Security
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PDF,
227 KB |
| 14.04.03 |
OSCE: Cooperative Security |
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PDF, 108 KB |
| 28.04.03 |
NATO:
Collective Defense in Transition |
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PDF,
69 KB |
| 28.04.03 |
EU (CFSP, ESDP): Security
by Sovereignty Transfer |
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PDF,
234 KB |
| 12.05.03 |
Privatization of Security,
Failed States, and the Role of Non-State Actors |
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PDF,
210 KB |
| 19.05.03 |
Weapons of Mass Destruction,
Non-Proliferation, and Arms Control |
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PDF,
726 KB |
| 26.05.03 |
Human Rights,
Minorities, and Migration
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PDF, 290 KB |
| 02.06.03 |
The Role of the Corporate Sector
in Security Policy |
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PDF, 344 KB |
| 16.06.03 |
Security Policy Leadership
and the Role of Intelligence Services |
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PDF, 163 KB |
| 23.06.03 |
Swiss Security Policy
I: Reforms since 1990
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PDF, 245 KB |
| 30.06.03 |
Swiss Security Policy II: Impact
of the ESDP |
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