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the predicament of weak states whose regimes face internal threats, so that measures taken to secure the regime make the population less secure.

In security studies, insecurity dilemma refers to the predicament of weak states whose regimes face internal threats, so that measures taken to secure the regime make the population less secure. This meaning comes from Job (1992) in The Insecurity Dilemma.[1]

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References

Job, B. L. (1992). The Insecurity Dilemma. L. Rienner Publishers. ISBN 9781555872670

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