Global Civil War: The Non-Insured, International Containment and Post-Interventionary Society
Global Civil War: The Non-Insured, International Containment and Post-Interventionary Society
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全球内战：无保险、国际遏制和后干预社会
DOI：
10.1093/jrs/fem049
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发表时间：
2008
影响因子：
1.7
通讯作者：
M. Duffield
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作者：
M. Duffield
本文的焦点是一场全球内战，这场内战不是在军队之间进行的，而是在存在的层面上进行的。为了探索这样一场战争，发展和不发达被重新解释为有保险和无保险的人寿之间的区别。也就是说，在由社会保护制度支持的人口之间，而不是那些预期自力更生的人口之间。虽然人们普遍认为发展与安全是相辅相成的，但从这一角度来看，如果没有“遏制”这一附加术语，这种联系是不完整的。于是，这种联系就变成了：如果不遏制不发达或没有保险的人寿保险的流通，你就不可能拥有发展或安全。自非殖民化以来，遏制一直是一个广泛的国际安全架构的核心，该架构将发达国家和不发达世界之间的生命机会鸿沟隔开并再现。该文件探讨了这场全球内战的起源、轮廓和影响，包括其中的发展和人道主义援助所在。
The focus of this paper is a global civil war being fought not between armies but at the level of existence itself. In order to explore such a war, development and underdevelopment are reinterpreted as a distinction between insured and non-insured life. That is, between populations supported by regimes of social protection as opposed to those expected to be self-reliant. While the complementarity of development and security is commonly asserted, from this perspective the nexus is incomplete without the additional term ‘containment’. The connection then becomes: you cannot have either development or security without containing the circulation of underdeveloped or non-insured life. Since decolonization, containment has been at the heart of an expansive international security architecture that both separates and reproduces the life-chance divide between the developed and underdeveloped worlds. The paper explores the origins, contours and implications of this global civil war, including the place of development and humanitarian assistance within it.