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Introduction
Author: Jenny Aulin
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Afghanistan Urban perspectives: Human Security in Afghanistan | page 14 Authors: Shafeek Seddiq and Mariam Safi
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Ukraine The State and Human Security in Ukraine | page 28 Author: Alexander Bogomolov
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