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un and global governance lecture 14 [615e28d6]

Tags: UN and Global Governance

  • sustaining peace
  • what capacities does the UN have to build resilance?
  • can local peacebuilders act autonomously?
  • "resiliance" is not a way to pawn off responsibility
  • varities of resilience

  • danger of the anglo-saxon approach is that "resilience" means nothing to locals

    • has it been because of the global community's international donor class?

    • 5 schemas

      • governance from a distance

      • responsbilization

        • local communities have to do this themselves

      • role of the state is to intervene with market imperfections

        • market is the mover and shapers
        • market lead responses

      • market-lead enterprise

        • resilience as "resistence" as "robustness" in france and germany
      • humanitarian sphere

  • gaps in the international archiecture provid spaces that can be exploited

    • jonathan joseph
    • how much of this is rendering this legibile to a western audience?