Williams 2003 is a critical appraisal of securitization theory and its relevance for the study of international relations and security. More recent overviews include Emmers 2007, which provides an undergraduate-level introduction to the key contributions and limitations of securitization theory.
Major League Baseball teams carry five to 10 assistant coaches, including two base coaches, a bullpen coach, and hitting and pitching coaches. Each earns between $150,000 and $700,000 per season, according to a 2011 story in The Wall Street Journal. Experience and success bring higher salaries.
Typically, coaches can divide their scholarships into awards for 30 players. Out of the 298 DI baseball programs, each school is allowed to offer a maximum of 11.7 scholarships per team. Roughly 242 colleges are NCAA DII programs and allow 9 full tuition scholarships. Partial tuition is common in DII which gives coaches flexibility in creating their roster. DIII baseball has the most schools participating, with 408 programs.