Subject(s): War in Economic aspects in Developing countries. -- National security in Developing countries. -- Globalization. -- New development- security terrain : capitalist to liberal world system, southern exclusion, internationalisation of public policy, liberal peace, merging of development and security -- Merging of development and security : Alternatives to liberal governance, underdevelopment, imperial or liberal peace -- Strategies complexes and global governance : Qualification of nation-state competence, liberal strategies complexes, NGOs, military establishment, commercial sector, multilateral and regional organizations, donor governments -- New humanitarianism : Cosmic machines to living system, politicisation of development discourse, operational neutrality, ethics and humanitarian conditionality, politics as policy -- Global governance and causes of conflict : New barbarism and biocultural determination, underdevelopment, poverty and conflict, delegitimation of leadership -- Growth of transborder shadow economies : Social regression /social transformation, formal economy, coffee trade across Sudan's war zone, non-liberal characteristics of non-formal economies, revisiting underdevelopment -- Non-liberal political complexes and new wars : Complex political emergencies or emerging political complexes, nation states to multiple authorities, privatisation of protection, network wars -- Internal displacement and new humanitarianism : Displacement and complicity in Sudan, political economy of northern Sudan, internal displacement, wealth ranking and natural economy, de-ethnicisation and self management, internal displacement as economic migration, rights-based development and consequentialist ethics, protection and self management -- Aid and social subjugation : Displacement and complicity in Sudan, advantages to dominant networks, cheap and desocialised labour, representation , debt and clientage, institutional advantages, dependency revisited, aid policy and complexity -- Conclusion- global governance, moral responsibility and complexity :Internal displacement and new humanitarianism