European Peace and Security Policy: Transnational Risks of Violence 2014
DOI: 10.5771/9783845258461_23
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Security Governance in the Post-National Constellation: Concept, Practice and Critique

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“…Above all, »security governance can produce unintended consequences through the solidification of local conflicts, the alienation of certain social groups and the erosion of broader norms«. 58 Thus, the following chapter written by Regina Heller and Martin Kahl is a well-placed paper that complements the previous conceptualization having the EU as a case study. The EU is a very rich example when talking about security policies due to its structural complexity of intergovernmental, supranational, and regional operations.…”
Section: Jörgmentioning
confidence: 90%
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“…Above all, »security governance can produce unintended consequences through the solidification of local conflicts, the alienation of certain social groups and the erosion of broader norms«. 58 Thus, the following chapter written by Regina Heller and Martin Kahl is a well-placed paper that complements the previous conceptualization having the EU as a case study. The EU is a very rich example when talking about security policies due to its structural complexity of intergovernmental, supranational, and regional operations.…”
Section: Jörgmentioning
confidence: 90%
“…Diesem Anliegen schließt sich auch die derzeitige Präsidentin des GIGA, Amrita Narlikar, an. In ihrem Buch Bargaining with a Rising India, 58 das sie 2014 zusammen mit ihrer Mutter Aruna Narlikar veröffentlichte, zeigt sie, wie wichtig es ist die kulturellen Hintergründe Indiens in die Analyse von außenpolitischen Verhandlungsverhalten miteinzubeziehen. Die Autorinnen zeigen, dass kulturell überlieferte Moralvorstellungen einen erheblichen Einfluss auf die distributive Verhandlungsstrategie Indiens haben, welche von westlichen Staaten aufgrund von Unwissenheit und fehlender kultureller Sensibilität als eigensinnig, arrogant und kompromissfeindlich wahrgenommen wird.…”
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