2013
DOI: 10.1080/13533312.2013.791556
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Peacebuilding Plans and Local Reconfigurations: Frictions between Imported Processes and Indigenous Practices

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“…Based on these deliberations, we analyse the intervention in Burundi as a political process in which regional forces struggled to define peace for the small Great Lakes country -a place where domestic elites and armed movements were themselves in conflict over the future of the state. By unravelling the frictional encounters between domestic and regional forces, we expand on previous applications of friction in the critical peacebuilding literature, which primarily look at the interplay of international and local forces, ideas and practices (inter alia Freire and Lopes, 2013;Van der Lijn, 2013).…”
Section: Intervention As a Frictional Processmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Based on these deliberations, we analyse the intervention in Burundi as a political process in which regional forces struggled to define peace for the small Great Lakes country -a place where domestic elites and armed movements were themselves in conflict over the future of the state. By unravelling the frictional encounters between domestic and regional forces, we expand on previous applications of friction in the critical peacebuilding literature, which primarily look at the interplay of international and local forces, ideas and practices (inter alia Freire and Lopes, 2013;Van der Lijn, 2013).…”
Section: Intervention As a Frictional Processmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In our take on gaps, the latter do not only emerge when universalised knowledge schemes fail to seize local complexities (cf. Tsing, 2005;Van der Lijn, 2013). Focusing on the frictional encounters between interveners and the intervened upon renders visible how both sides necessarily reduce complexity and thereby create gaps of comprehension.…”
Section: The Encounter Of Regional and Domestic Elites: Delineating Gapsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It has been noted that the neoliberal peacebuilding enterprise deeply resembles the imperial practices of socialising and co-opting elites (Chandler 2006;Darby 2009), and that the use of local ownership models and capacity building techniques are essentially aimed at teaching a selected segment of the population the correct 'formula' of liberal democratic systems (Gheciu 2005b). Lately, mixed systems of liberal and illiberal norms are observed to exist (MacGinty 2010;Jarstad and Belloni 2012), and some see 'friction' as a distinct condition between the 'global' and the 'local' in post-war reconstruction processes (Björkdahl and Höglund 2014;Millar et al 2013).…”
Section: Security Governance Salw Control and Norm Diffusionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Critical and qualitative researchers who examine the synergies between local actors both elites, but also at the grassroots level, have highlighted the emergence of 'hybrid peace governance' in post conflict countries that experience peacebuilding missions (Belloni 2012;Bjorkdahl and Hoglund 2013;MacGinty 2008MacGinty , 2010Millar, van der Lijn and Verkoren 2013;Richmond and Mitchell 2013). The authors on 'hybrid peace' are primarily concerned with the characteristics of 'peace' that emerges in the wake of peacekeeping operations.…”
Section: What About the 'Peacekept'?mentioning
confidence: 99%