Tine Gade
Tine Gade er seniorforsker i NUPIs forskningsgruppe for fred, konflikt og utvikling. Hun har en doktorgrad i statsvitenskap fra Institut d’Études...
Mineralsektoren i Nord Kivu, den Demokratiske Republikken Kongo (DR Kongo): moglegheiter og utfordringar.
NUPI har gleda av å ønskje Aloys Tegera velkommen til NUPI for å snakke om mineral sektoren i Nord Kivu, DR Kongo. I seminaret vil Dr. Tegera snakke om følgjande problem:
Boklansering: Eksterne makter og den Arabiske våren
Kva rolle spelte stormaktene under den arabiske våren?
Kan global aktivisme påverke den offentlege debatten rundt konfliktmineral i den Demokratiske Republikken Kongo?
NUPI, UNDP OGC og Nederlands ambassade i Noreg har gleda av å invitere til seminar med Dr. Dirk-Jan Koch.
How does war become a legitimate undertaking? Re-engaging the post-structuralist foundation of securitization theory
Abstract How does war become a legitimate undertaking? This article challenges the interpretation of securitization as a narrow, linear and intentional event by re-engaging the post-structuralist roots of Copenhagen School securitization theory. To uncover the social process that makes war acceptable, the framework presented in this article is informed by securitization theory but foregrounds the web of meaning and representation between a myriad of actors in society to unearth the contents – and changes – in how war is articulated and carried out with public consent. This matters not only for the question of how war becomes a legitimate undertaking, but also for the very practices through which the war is fought: the emergency measures that are enabled in a discourse of existential threat. The article re-visits the Second Chechen War to illustrate how war is made logical and legitimate to leaders and their publics.