
Alexander Gilder
Associate Professor of International Law and Security at University of Reading; expert in human security in military operations and UN peacekeeping.
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Jul 20, 2026
Building Human Security into Military Practice: NATO’s Emerging Framework with Dr Alexander Gilder
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23:43Eduarda BoniHOST
Could you walk us through those principles and explain why they matter for NATO's approach and how they came to be?

Alexander GilderGUEST
in 2022 includes a document called the Human Security Approach and Guiding Principles.

Alexander GilderGUEST
And in there, they specifically say that their approach is reflective of that of the United Nations.

Alexander GilderGUEST
And my research has always shown that there is not necessarily a distinct UN approach to human security.
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35:40Eduarda BoniHOST
So if we consider how NATO isn't acting alone, you know, how would this principle play out in practice? You know, how would this look on the ground and the implementation in real operations?