To Broaden Security and Strategy in a Way That Captures

To broaden security and strategy in a way that captures security challenges facing the wider international community, chapter 19 in Strategy in the Contemporary World suggests that strategic studies should consider all of the following topics, except

A) non-military threats that challenge the state, its government, and its population.
B) non-military threats that are in the realm of values, which undermine regime legitimacy and unite the people against the government.
C) the military capabilities of developed states as compared to emerging powers.
D) threats posed by the government to the security and survival of its own people.