C6 Workshop: Decentering International Interventions: Alternative Perspectives on Statehood and (In)Security in the Global South
On July 15 and 16, 2016, SFB project C6 “The Politics of State- and Security-Building in Areas of Limited Statehood” hosted a workshop titled “Decentering International Interventions: Alternative Perspectives on Statehood and (In)Security in the Global South.”
News from Sep 22, 2016
Während des zweitägigen Workshops diskutierten , und vom Teilprojekt C6 mit
Over the course of the two-day workshop, Ursula Schröder, Sina Birkholz, and Tilmann Scherf of project C6 discussed numerous presentations on the workshop’s topic with participants from Germany and abroad. These contributions provided alternative perspectives on international interventions, statehood, and (in)security, going beyond dominant interpretations and narratives from the Global North on international statebuilding and security interventions in the Global South. Participants approached the topic from many different theoretical and methodological perspectives. Among other things, they examined the dynamics of knowledge production about international interventions, new methodical and methodological approaches for research on international interventions, and the often divergent perspectives and conflictive dynamics of interaction between the interveners and `the intervened´ upon.
For an overview of the program, please click here.