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International Intervention
Worldwide conflict situations and approaches to conflict prevention are largely internationalized, particularly since the end of the Cold War. They range from military intervention in civil wars to peacemaking through mediation, from providing humanitarian aid during and after conflict to attempts at sustaining peace through bilateral development programs. Several research projects at the Center explore the practice, legitimization, implementation and consequences of international interventions. Special focus is given to the practices of international state building that date back to decolonialization processes and continue to be popular in international intervention today.
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Christoph Heuser: Contested Statebuilding? Examining Organized Crime and the State in Postwar Peru (Kooperation mit GIGA)
Maria Ketzmerick: Verhandlung, Widerstand und Konflikt? - Die Versicherheitlichung der kolonialen Situation während der UN-Mandatszeit in Kamerun
Denis Liebetanz: Warum Interventionen scheitern. Das Dilemma von Interventionskonflikten in der Weltgesellschaft aus soziologisch-konstruktivistischer Perspektive
Tome Sandevski: Assessing the Impact of External Actors on Political Reforms in the Field of Minority Issues in the Republic of Macedonia (1991-2013)
Birthe Tahmaz: Entsicherheitlichung durch Diskurse? Die Rolle von Menschenrechten in der Konflikttransformation