Index
From Human to Post Human Security in Latin America: Examples and Reflections from Across the Region
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(2021), "Index", Ibarrarán, M.E. and García-Aguilar, J.L. (Ed.) From Human to Post Human Security in Latin America: Examples and Reflections from Across the Region, Emerald Publishing Limited, Leeds, pp. 127-130. https://doi.org/10.1108/978-1-80071-252-220211009
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INDEX
Note: Page numbers followed by “n” indicate notes.
Abya Yala
, 3, 101
Access
, 62–63
Action Program for the Prevention of Food Losses
, 45
Aedes Albopictus type mosquito
, 87
Amazon region
, 33
Amazonian peoples
, 33–35
Andrés Manuel López Obrador (AMLO)
, 116
Anthropocene
, 109, 112, 117, 120
Anti-Personal Landmines Treaty process
, 13
Argentina, food security in
, 48
Atoyac River Basin in Central Mexico
, 64
Ausangate
, 101–102, 109
Autonomy
, 21
Ayllu
, 101, 110
Aymara communities
, 101, 109–110
Aymara Suma Qamaña paradigm
, 110
Barcelona Report
, 13
Barrio 18
, 92–93
Bioterrorism
, 79
Black Anthropocenes, 105n3
Blackouts in Sao Paulo
, 68–70
Bolivia, food security in
, 48
Brazil, food security in
, 47–48
Central America, health security in
, 80, 90–94
Chikunguya
, 87, 91
Chile, food security in
, 48–49
Clean Water and Sanitation
, 60
Clean water availability
, 59
Climate Action
, 60
Climate change
, 51, 59–60, 62, 70–71, 79, 87–89, 116
Cold War
, 9
Colonialism
, 105–115
Comisión Económica para América Latina y el Caribe (CEPAL)
, 61
Communities
, 105
Cosmopolitcs
, 117–118
COVID-19 pandemic
, 1–2
Creative experimentation
, 121
Danger
, 26–29
Declaration of the Rights of Man and Citizens (1789)
, 23
Deficient water distribution system
, 91
Deforestation process
, 62
Dengue
, 87, 91
Dengue Working Group
, 90
Desarrollismo
, 108, 113
Desertification process
, 62
Détente
, 8
Dignity
, 3, 21–22
conditions
, 22
in era of human security
, 25–33
under National States
, 23–25
Earth-beings
, 101
Economic and Social Council of the United Nations (ECOSOC)
, 10
Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean (ECLAC)
, 89
Economic slowdown and recession
, 51
Ecosystems
, 57
EIRCP
, 79–80, 84, 94
El Niño/La Niña events
, 62
Enlightenment project
, 108
Environment
, 32
Environmental security
, 3
Equal opportunities
, 22
Euro-North American modernity
, 103–104
European philosophical tradition
, 21
European Union
, 13, 105
Female mosquito
, 90
Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO)
, 43, 45, 47, 84
Food security, 43 (see also Water security)
as human right
, 43–46
in Latin America
, 46–51
in Mexico
, 52–53
Food sovereignty
, 44, 52
Foreign Affairs of Mexico
, 53
Four Freedoms Speech
, 14
“Freedom from fear”
, 10, 59, 106, 113
“Freedom from want”
, 10, 59, 106, 113
Futurity, 104n2
Gangs
, 92, 94
Gift of death
, 119
Global health security
, 83–84
Global Infectious Disease Threat and Its Implications for the United States, The
, 82
Governance
, 62–63
Gross domestic product (GDP)
, 46
Guardian, The
, 16
Health safety
, 81
Health security
, 3, 79–80
in Central America
, 90–94
international governance of
, 83–86
in Latin America
, 86–90
nexus
, 80–83
HIV/AIDS virus
, 81
Homicides
, 92
Honduran government
, 91
Human dignity
, 25, 30–33
to care
, 21–22
emphasis on
, 24
narrative
, 25
Human health
, 87–89
and development
, 89–90
Human rights
, 22–23, 60
food security as
, 43–46
primacy
, 13
Human security
, 2–3, 7, 10
conceptual map of evolution
, 11
criticisms to
, 11–12
dignity in era of
, 25–33
feminist posthuman elaboration
, 103
to foster government policies
, 12–14
goals
, 10
historical origins and international context
, 8–11
initiative
, 13
to planetary security
, 15–18
policy
, 102
proponents
, 12
view from Latin America
, 14–15
Human Security Report (2003)
, 12
“Human” in human security
, 105–109
Humanism
, 102
Humanity
, 105–109
Hydro-meteorological events
, 62
Hydropower
, 69
Indigenous Territorial Development Program
, 49
Instrumental rationality, deployment of
, 28
Inter-American Commission on Human Rights (IACHR)
, 22
Inter-American Development Bank (IDB)
, 50–51
Interculturality
, 33–35
Intergenerationality
, 33–35
International Cooperation in Health (CIS)
, 85–86
International governance of health security
, 83–86
International Health Regulations (IHR)
, 83
International institution
, 2
International Office of Epizootics (OIE)
, 84
International relations (IR)
, 17
cosmopolitanism
, 118
theorists
, 102
International security
, 7
Kantian ethics
, 21, 30
Knowledge production
, 114
Latin America
, 1, 57
assessing water security in
, 70–72
challenges of water security in
, 61–70
citizen insecurity in
, 2
food security in
, 46–51
health security in
, 86–90
view from
, 14–15
Legitimate authority
, 106
Local authority
, 106
Manuel Ávila Camacho dam
, 67
Mara Salvatrucha (MS13)
, 92–93
Marka
, 110
Material wellbeing
, 106
“Men” in European epistemologies
, 107
Mexican Food Security Agency (SEGALMEX)
, 53
Mexico, food security in
, 49–53
Mexico without Hunger National Program (2014–2018)
, 53
Middle Eastern Respiratory Syndrome (MERS)
, 83
Migration
, 79
Militarization of public security
, 94
Millennium Development Goals (MDGs)
, 45
Millennium Summit (2005)
, 14, 45
Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development (SADER)
, 53
Modern rationalism
, 34
Multicultural neutrality
, 30
Multilateral intergovernmental decision-making bodies
, 86
Municipalities
, 67
Nahuat community
, 106–107
National Food Plan
, 52
New wars
, 8–9, 12
New World
, 9
Non-government stakeholders
, 85
Non-governmental organizations (NGO)
, 10
Northern Triangle of Central America (TNC)
, 92, 94
Objection
, 35
OMS/UN Joint Monitoring Program
, 61
Organization of American States (OAS)
, 46
Organized crime
, 79
Pacha
, 111
Pan American Health Organization (PAHO)
, 81–82, 84, 90
Panamazonian Ecclesial Network
, 34
Peace
, 30
Peru, food security in
, 49
Pluriverse and provincializing universal ontologies
, 120
Population(s)
, 57
density
, 61
Posthuman security, 101, 115 (see also Human security)
Posthumanism and security
, 115–121
Prehension
, 121
Privatization
, 64
PRODESAL
, 49
Protection to care
, 33
dignity
, 35–36
interculturality and intergenerationality
, 33–35
Provincialization
, 120
Provincializing Europe: Postcolonial Thought and Historical Difference
, 120
Puebla-Tlaxcala Metropolitan Area
, 66
Rationality
, 21
RELCOM
, 88–89
Right to Adequate Food
, 44
Risk
, 26–29, 62–63
alleviation
, 116
Sao Paulo, water shortages and blackouts in
, 68–70
Security
, 109–115
Security Studies
, 8
Señorio
, 110
Social determinants
, 91
Social recognition
, 21
Society
, 7
Stability
, 30
Status
, 62–63
Sustainable Development Goals (SDG)
, 11, 58, 60
SDG13
, 60
SDG6
, 60
Suyu
, 110
System of Nutritional Food Security
, 53
Threats
, 26–29, 112
Tirakuna
, 101
Traditional security studies
, 113
Undernourishment
, 47–48, 50–51
Unipolar moment
, 12
United Nations (UN)
, 11, 17–18, 80
Security Council
, 59–60
United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF)
, 61
United Nations Development Program (UNDP)
, 45
Human Development Report
, 82
United Nations Summit on Sustainable Development
, 85
Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR)
, 21, 23
Untreated residual water in Upper Atoyac River Basin
, 66–68
Upper Atoyac River Basin, untreated residual water in
, 66–68
Utilization or use
, 62–63
Vectors
, 87–89
Violence
, 15, 92
Vulnerability
, 21
food
, 43
to water security
, 61
War on terror
, 22
Washington Consensus
, 46
Water
availability
, 62–63
basins
, 67
pollution
, 67
scarcity
, 57
shortages in Sao Paulo
, 68–70
Water security, 3, 57–58 (see also Food security)
assessing water security in Latin America
, 70–72
challenges of water security in Latin America
, 61–70
identifying gaps
, 61–64
and implications
, 59
water, human rights, and SDGs
, 60
working definition
, 58–60
Water Wars in Cochabamba, Bolivia
, 62, 64–66
Western techno-scientific development
, 116
White Nose Syndrome
, 89
World Bank
, 84
World Economic Forum
, 1
World Food Summit (CMA)
, 47
World Health Organization (WHO)
, 2, 45, 81–82
characteristics
, 84–85
Yachay
, 116
Zika
, 87, 91
- Prelims
- Introduction
- Part I: Conceptual Views of Human Security and Dignity
- Chapter 1: Theoretical Reflections on the Evolution of Human Security
- Chapter 2: From Human Dignity to Care
- Part II: Reflections on Environmental Security
- Chapter 3: Food Security in Some South American Countries and Mexico
- Chapter 4: Water Security in Brazil, Bolivia, and Mexico
- Chapter 5: Health Security in Central America
- Part III: Alternative Views beyond Human Security
- Chapter 6: Posthuman Security? Lessons from Abya Yala
- Index