The politics of international intervention : the tyranny of peace
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| Format: | Book |
| Language: | English |
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London ; New York :
Routledge ,
2016
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Table of Contents:
- 1. Introduction: The tyranny of peace and the politics of international intervention
- 2. International peace practice: ambiguity, contradictions and perpetual violence-- 3. Geographies of reconstruction: re-thinking post-war spaces
- 4. Still the spectre at the feast: comparisons between peacekeeping and imperialism in peacekeeping studies today
- 5. Lineages of aggressive peace
- 6. A double-edged sword of peace? Reflections on the tension between representation and protection in gendering liberal peacebuilding
- 7. UNTAC, peace and violence in Cambodia
- 8. Securing and stabilising: peacebuilding-as-counterinsurgency in the occupied Palestinian territory
- 9. Waging war and building peace in Afghanistan
- 10. War and peace in cote d'Ivoire: violence, agency, and the local/International line
- 11. Enemy images, coercive socio-engineering and civil war in Iraq
- 12. Libya in the shadow of Iraq: the old guard versus the thuwwar in the battle for stability
- 13. Defending neoliberal Mali: French military intervention and the management of contested political narratives
- 14. Intervention and non-intervention in the Syria crisis