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Six Deadly Flaws

Since the end of the Cold War, the danger posed by so called non-military or “soft” security threats has begun to receive greater attention. Robert Mandel’s Deadly Transfers and the Global Playground seeks to expand on this emergent literature by providing an integrated theoretical analysis of six specific cross-national transactions (which he terms “deadly transfers”) that he maintains are contributing to disorder in the contemporary global security environment. He first provides an overarching examination of the current international system, using the metaphor of an unruly playground characterized by: