IRD026-Operações Paz Perspec CríticaConceitos e questões introdutórias. Cinco gerações de peacekeeping. ONU e o espectro de atividades de paz e segurança. Operações de paz e política global: paz liberal, nexo segurança-desenvolvimento e responsabilidade de proteger. Crítica I: intervencionismo liberal e militarização da assistência humanitária. Crítica II: construção da paz como construção do estado. Crítica III: por um novo paradigma híbrido pós-liberal. Crítica IV: Operações de paz como dispositif de segurança. Crítica V: Brasil e o conceito de responsabilidade ao proteger?. Síntese: Da pacificação à paz sustentável.

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