Read the editorial: Human Security

Part One: Foundations

Making Human Security Ethically Positive and Politically Usable
ERNY GILLEN

‘A Mighty Fortress is our God’: The Needs and Limits of Security
REGINA AMMICHT QUINN

Part Two: Theological Perspectives

Between Fear and Abundance: Towards a Theology of the Need for Security
KNUT WENZEL

‘The Harvest of Righteousness is Peace and Security for Ever’ (Isa 32.17). Individual and Collective Security in the Light of the Hebrew Bible
RAINER KESSLER

Church and Security in Argentina: The Vicissitudes of a Controversial Link
MATÍAS OMAR RUZ

Part Three: Insecurity, Poverty and Violence

An Emerging Theology of Human Security: The Philippine Context
JOJO M. FUNG

Forcible Displacement in Colombia: the Complete Loss of All Assurance
PILAR MENDOZA

Insecurity & Violence and Impact on Human Security
ELIAS OPONGO

From Modest Security to Insecure Freedom
MICHAL KAPLÁNEK

Rethinking Human Security in the Korean Peninsula: Practicing Just Peace
JUDE LAL FERNANDO

Part Four: Theological Forum

In Memory of Ruth Pfau
HARALD MEYER-PORZKY

Claude Geffré O.P., 1926-2017
BRUNO DEMERS

Gregory Baum: Pioneer of Ecumenism and Dialogue (1923-2017)
SOLANGE LEFEBVRE & DAVID SELJAK

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