Gender Identity and the Subject of Security
Gender Identity and the Subject of Security
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性别认同与安全主题
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2004
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通讯作者：
S. Rottem
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作者：
G. Hoogensen;S. Rottem
这篇文章是对安全对话中关于人的安全的持续辩论的贡献;作者认为，他们提供了安全的复杂性和动态性的说明。为了说明这一点，作者通过Ole Wæver所理解的社会安全概念来研究安全，并将身份作为更广泛理解和使用安全概念的“门”。文章的重点是性别认同作为一个整体的安全观。与精英定义的国家利益相结合，身份阐明了“重要群体”的安全利益，支持个人（因为他们认同各种重要群体）和社区的安全需求。性别被确定为与安全动态相关的“重要群体”。利用性别认同来理解安全，需要打破围绕传统安全概念建立的僵化和基本结构，允许阐述一般个人，特别是妇女所理解的安全。
This article is a contribution to the ongoing debate on human security in Security Dialogue; the authors argue that they provide an illustration of the complexity and dynamism of security. To illustrate this point, the authors examine security through the notion of societal security as understood by Ole Wæver, and use identity as a ‘door’ to a broader understanding and use of the concept of security. The focus of the article is gender identity as an integral perspective of security. In conjunction with elite-defined state interests, identity articulates the security interests of ‘significant groups’, supporting the articulation of security needs by individuals (as they identify themselves with various significant groups) and communities. Gender is identified as a ‘significant group’ relevant to the security dynamic. Using gender identity to understand security requires breaking down rigid and fundamental structures that have been built around traditional notions of security, allowing for articulations of security as it is understood by individuals in general and by women in particular.