Human Security in Afghanistan: Reconstructing An Alternative Notion of Security for Afghanistan in the South Asian security Paradigm

This book seeks to trace and document the status of human security in Afghanistan. Realizing the sensitivity of the life of the people of Afghanistan, it focuses on the alternative solutions available to construct the notion of security for Afghanistan in Asian countries.

It takes a close look at the role and condition of economic security, health security, environmental security, personal security, community security, political security, food security and health and education in Afghanistan. Further explaining the concept of human security, it discusses at length the mechanics of creating opportunities for Afghan community, reconstruction needs of Afghanistan, global vulnerabilities in urban Afghanistan, human security threats, urban management and water security, environmental situation, ecosystem, natural disasters and climate change, land use, agriculture and soils in the country.