Reforming 21st Century Peacekeeping Operations : Governmentalities of Security, Protection, and Police (Paperback)

Chapter 1: Reforming 21st-century peacekeeping operations: governmentalities of security, protection, and policeChapter 2: Governmentality, sovereign Power, and contemporary international peacekeeping operationsIntroductionThe mentality of governmentGovernmentalizing the stateSovereign power, biopower, and state sovereigntySovereign power and states of emergencyConclusionChapter 3: Police, security, and resilienceIntroductionInternational police and international policingPolice as a figuration of sovereign powerPolice as regulation maniaSecurity and policeThe police-security project of resilienceConclusionChapter 4: Local ownership: the police-security project of security sector reform (SSR)IntroductionSecurity Sector Reform (SSR):a summaryThe governmentality of SSROperationalizing resilience through local ownershipConclusionChapter 5: The UN’s protection of civilians agendaIntroductionCivilisCivilis legalisThe new lawfare of protecting civiliansThe UN’s PoC agendaRationalizing protection at its point of applicationThe necropolitics of protectionConclusionChapter 6: Conclusion: reforming UN peacekeeping operations: security, protection, and police