by Robert G. Patman and Dirk Nabers, published in Global Change, Peace and Security, Volume 20-2, June 2008, pp. 169-184.
9/11, President George Bush in Refereed Journal Articles by Robert G. Patman, published in Mark Miller and Boyka Stefanova (eds) The War on Terrorism in Comparative Perspective: The New US National Security and Foreign Policy after 9/11, New York: Palgrave, 2007, pp. 46-68.
9/11, National Security, US foreign policy, terrorism in Book chapters by Robert G. Patman and Andreas Reitzig, published in The Strategic Outlook for the Asia-Pacific, Wellington, Victoria University of Wellington Press, forthcoming, 2009.
9/11, Asia-Pacific, National Security, globalization in Book chapters by Dick Nabers and Robert G. Patman Version publshed in Jocelyne Cesari (ed.) Muslims in Europe and the United States after 9/11, New York, Routledge, forthcoming in Fall 2009.
9/11, Islam, US, fundamentalism in Book chapters The US national security state was fashioned at the beginning of the Cold War to contain the global threat of the rival superpower, the Soviet Union. However, this security framework did not wither away with the end of the Cold War and the disintegration of the USSR. The events of September 11 starkly exposed the limitations of a state-centric approach to international security in a globalizing world.
9/11, Cold War, President George Bush, US in Refereed Journal Articles