Cultural Diversity and Security after 9/11.

The article focuses on cultural diversity and security after the terrorist attacks on September 11, 2001 in the U.S. It questions how security paradigms such as national security and human security respond to questions of cultural diversity within states. It states that the international security paradigm aspires towards the condition of peace, order and lawfulness within the society of states. It also notes that problems related to cultural diversity have received renewed interest following the terrorist attacks.