Sharing Sovereignty: New Institutions for Collapsed and Failing States

Securitização do meio ambiente: segurança humana e responsabilidade de proteger para todos?

“…Mais do que uma decorrência do desastre ambiental que assolou o país em 2010, a suspensão parcial da soberania do Haiti demonstrou ser resultado de uma conjuntura histórica complexa, que combinou "infortúnios, espólio e negligência internacional e local" (HIRST, 2011, p.71), que deteriorou ainda mais as condições sociais e econômicas do país e atingiu seu ápice por meio da manifestação do terremoto. O Haiti passou a ser considerado, então, um Estado falido, que não possuía as prerrogativas convencionais de um Estado soberano (KRASNER, 2004;. O estabelecimento de uma soberania compartilhada aparecia, então, como a única maneira de restaurar a capacidade de governo sobre a população e o território haitianos.…”

Interrogating Concession, Trust and Forgiveness in Saare/Tsaragi, Peace Building, Nigeria: Implication for Conflict Management in Africa

“…In response to the criticisms, Krasner (2004), Doyle and Sambanis (2006), and Morris, Hoffman, Peachey, (2009) note that critics underestimated the development of detailed interdisciplinary, theoretical, methodological, and empirical research into the causes of violence and dynamics of peace that has occurred via academic and policy networks around the world Also, the development of UN and major donor policies have been heavily influenced through the contribution of the advocates of peace that are regarded by them as leftists. In effect, the transcend model of Galtung that this paper is adapting to negation as an alternative viable method of achieving enduring peace.…”

Securing Sovereignty by Governing Security through Markets

“…At any given time those engaged in the game have an understanding of what is generally admissible or not in the game. This is why it makes sense to talk about sovereignty as an exercise in "organized hypocrisy" (Krasner 1999). Hypocrisy is only possible because there are (vague, malleable, evolving and contested) rules to be hypocritical about.…”