The phrase "inclusive security" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in discussions about security policies or practices that consider diverse perspectives and ensure participation from various groups.
Example: "The new policy emphasizes inclusive security, aiming to involve marginalized communities in the decision-making process."
Alternatives: "comprehensive security" or "equitable security."
Establishing an effective and inclusive security system for the Euro-Atlantic region is an important task that would have a profound impact in removing sources of tension and suspicion in our relations.
But the ex-military person who has learned to appreciate the full spectrum of humanitarian inclusive security – and who adapts his or her expertise and experience to the NGO culture – can have a lot to offer and be a great asset.
(Inclusive Security / Allison Shean).
Cross-posted from the Inclusive Security blog.
The process and quota system is discussed in detail in a 2004 paper for International IDEA by Elizabeth Powley, who was in Rwanda tracking these advances for the Initiative for Inclusive Security.
Within this new urgent realism over how to deal with North Korea are the seeds of something new: an inclusive security environment for all of Northeast Asia in which the U.S and China may emerge as indispensable partners instead of inevitable rivals.
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At its core are five peace-building and state-building goals: legitimate and inclusive politics; security; justice; economic foundations (jobs); and revenues and services (managing revenue and delivering accountable and fair services).
No other initiative has more near-term potential to ease the NATO-Russian relationship out of its petulant, impacted state, while giving a positive jolt to the revived but tentative and unfocused interest in an improved and more inclusive European security system, than missile-defense cooperation.
Basically, what is needed is all-inclusive data security control, involving high transparency and understandability for the user [36].
Beyond this, it is more important than ever that these states begin fashioning what has been too long delayed: a functioning, inclusive Euro-Atlantic security community.
