Dynamics of the Changing Global Security Order

Senthan Selvarajah is Co-Director at the Centre for Media, Human Rights and Peacebuilding, UK, CEO at the Gate Foundation, UK, an Academic Tutor for Unicaf and Liverpool John Moores University, UK partnership programmes and a PhD Supervisor for Unicaf students.Nesrin Kenar is associate professor at Sakarya University, Faculty of Political Sciences, Turkey. Lorenzo Fiorito (LL.M) is student barrister in London. He has lived, worked, and studied in Canada, Switzerland, and the United Kingdom.

• Part I: The Rise of China and the Power Struggle in AsiaChapter 1: Great Power Rivalry and the Politics of Central AsiaJohn MigliettaChapter 2: China’s Geoeconomic Strategy and Sri Lanka’s International Commercial Dispute Resolution CentreLorenzo FioritoChapter 3: Implications of Quadrilateral Security Dialogue (QUAD) on South AsiaRajib Timalsina and Indivar PaudelChapter 4: China's Position in the Global Order: Challenging the US Supremacy in the 21st CenturyMuamer HirkicPart II: The Changing Nature of Warfare and WeaponryChapter 5: A Profitable Enterprise: The Emergence of Private Military Companies as Stakeholders in International SecurityUshmayo BhattacharyaChapter 6: The New Nuclear Arms Race: Implications for Global SecurityGhazala Yasmin JalilChapter 7: A Perilous Nexus: Military Drones, Power, Risk-TakingHafssa Fakher ElabiariChapter 8: U.S.-Da Afghanistan Bank Sanctions: An Inelegant Solution to a Self-Imposed ProblemMichael LarrickChapter 9: US Withdrawal fr