دانلود کتاب Civil-Military Relations in International Interventions: A New Analytical Framework

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Cover
Half Title
Series Page
Title Page
Copyright Page
Table of Contents
List of illustrations
Preface and acknowledgements
Chapter 1: Setting the scene: Civil–military relations in interventions
Introduction
Scope of the book
Background and context – coherence in interventions
New wars and new responses
The intervening actors
The practical challenges of achieving coherence
Theories of interventions
Theories of the rationale for interventions
Theories about interventions
Outline
Notes
Bibliography
Chapter 2: Understanding coherence and its limitations
Introduction
Emergence of the comprehensive approach
Coherence in interventions
The limits of coherence
Short-term output vs. long-term impact
Conflicting values, principles and mandates
Internal–external power imbalance
Conclusions
Notes
Bibliography
Chapter 3: The military dimension: Peacekeeping and counterinsurgency
Introduction
The COIN concept
Civilian primacy and protection of civilians
Coherence – unity of effort
Host-nation ownership
Restrictive use of force
Doctrine and reality
The peacekeeping concept
The Capstone Doctrine
Civilian primacy
Protection of civilians
Coherence – integrated approach
Host nation, local ownership
Minimal use of force
Doctrine and reality
Conclusions
Notes
Bibliography
Chapter 4: The troubled relationship between military and humanitarian actors
Introduction
Legal foundations
Taxonomy
Logistical support
Escort
Traditional peacekeeping
Protection of Civilians (PoC)
Robust peacekeeping/stability operations/peace support operations
Countering armed groups
International armed conflict
Conclusions
Notes
Bibliography
Chapter 5: Towards an analytical framework
Introduction
Autesserre’s frames
What are frames?
Where do they come from?
How do they operate?
Frames: conclusions
Analytical framework: identification
Self and other
How to study identification: representing the Other in three dimensions
Delimitations
Understanding the challenges to coherence
Conclusions
Notes
Bibliography
Chapter 6: Military, humanitarian and state-building identities in the Afghan theatre
Introduction
Scope and design
The military identification process
The spatial dimension
The ethical dimension
The temporal dimension
Conclusions: the military identification process
The humanitarian identification process
The spatial dimension
The ethical dimension
The temporal .dimension
Conclusions: the humanitarian identification process
The state-building identification process
The spatial dimension
The ethical dimension
The temporal dimension
Conclusions: the state-building identification process
Conclusions
Notes
Bibliography
Chapter 7: Conclusions: And possible ways ahead
Introduction
Identification theory and interventions: further explorations
The utility of the analytical framework
Interrelationship between intervening actors: ontological security
Power and resistance: interveners and internal actors
Notes
Bibliography
Index